One (Kevin Pledger)
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Kevin Pledger
During his career, Kevin has shared the stage and sung with the
likes of Anthony Evans, Guy Penrod (of the Gaither Vocal Band), Sue
Dodge, Lana Ranahan, John Starnes, Ivan Parker and more. In 2006, he
wrote "I Will Go," the theme song for the Southern Baptist Convention's
Cooperative Program (International Missions). The song was recorded by
INO recording artist, Anthony Evans. Now at
37, Kevin is the Worship Arts Leader at the thriving First Christian
Church in Decatur, IL. Part
of this includes leading a Songwriter's Workshop training other
songwriters in the church and creating a culture of creative worship.
By Kevin Pledger
Published on May 30, 2008
Listen to the full audio and let us know what you think of this song from Kevin Pledger.
Here is the background to the song, as written by Kevin:
My Pastor was going to be giving a message on Ephesians 4. While reading the passage, there were just so many times that God was calling His church to unity using the word "one." I began humming what would later be the Bridge/Ending to the song thinking that it would be the chorus. I wanted to use as many of the mentionings of the word "one" as I could from this passage. God took me in a different direction on the chorus, but I like the way it turned out.
Listen to the full audio and let us know what you think of this song from Kevin Pledger. Here is the background to the song, as written by Kevin: My Pastor was going to be giving a message on Ephesians 4. While
reading the passage, there were just so many times that God was calling
His church to unity using the word "one." I began humming what would
later be the Bridge/Ending to the song thinking that it would be the
chorus. I wanted to use as many of the mentionings of the word "one"
as I could from this passage.
Listen to the full audio and let us know what you think of this song from Kevin Pledger.
Here is the background to the song, as written by Kevin:
My Pastor was going to be giving a message on Ephesians 4. While reading the passage, there were just so many times that God was calling His church to unity using the word "one." I began humming what would later be the Bridge/Ending to the song thinking that it would be the chorus. I wanted to use as many of the mentionings of the word "one" as I could from this passage. God took me in a different direction on the chorus, but I like the way it turned out.