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"Reflecting Jesus Through Music" Reflect Worship
is the singer/songwriter husband-and-wife duo, Daniel and
Catherine Lovett. They have a passion for seeing people interact with God through music and have been sharing the songs God
has given them at regional concert venues, churches, festivals
and nursing homes for the past several years. Learn more about
Reflect at the “About”
link.
Click on the "shows" link for the next concert in your area
Catherine and I (Daniel) are now going into music ministry full-time and we need to get the word out about our music!!! We could use your help!
We are giving away some of our music in exchange for email addresses. This is so we actually have some people to release our new CD to and to tell where we will be playing and so forth.
Will you help spread the word by "sharing" these free songs with your friends?
This widget has some options on it that allow you to post it to your facebook, twitter, or email it to people. Please help support our music and our ministry! (notice the "share this" on the bottom right corner?)
About the songs:
Come Thou Fount - This beautiful hymn was written by a man in touch with his own weaknesses. "Bind my wandering heart to thee" - how many of us can identify with the struggle to love God with all our heart?
Psalm 139 - This is the first song that my wife and I wrote together based out of Psalm 23... j/k
This Psalm says that God thinks about us more than there is sand on the sea shore! Pretty awesome huh? The recording really came together on this one, and it is still one of my favorites to perform.
Tiny Hands - You have got to read to full story behind this last song at our website. It is a miraculous and amazing story of our niece Ava and her mother Stacy.
"Stacy had, in her younger years, suffered from a rare form of cancer of the blood that had been for many years in remission. Not long ago she had been feeling quite ill and went to see the doctor. After many thorough tests it was confirmed. The cancer was back..."