|PIC1|Popular British worship artist Tim Hughes will release his third studio album Holding Nothing Back, scheduled for release on 1 April.
Hughes has recently joined the growing list of musicians that will gather for the Global Day of Prayer worship team.
Internationally known as writer of "Here I am to Worship" and "Beautiful One", Hughes is famous for his energetic presence in summer festivals and with youth movement Soul Survivor.
As Worship Director in Holy Trinity Brompton Church, Hughes also works in training praise leaders as host of worship workshop 'Worship Central'.
The next Worship Central workshop takes place 24 March, featuring a special 'Bring Your Pastor' event.
Guests include Nicky Gumbel, Mike Pilavachi, Lex Buckley, Mike Lloyd, Simon Dixon and Mark Payne.
The workshop will focus on developing the worship life of the local church, with a special extra Equip EQ stream in the afternoon for Sound Engineers.
"The heart is to find as many ways possible to resource worship leaders and musicians to strengthen the church," Hughes previously shared with Christian Today regarding Worship Central.
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