
Bethany Barnard

Bethany Barnard
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In 2004, at age 15, Bethany released her debut album Bethany Dillon and began her CCM career as a singer-songwriter. The following years consisted of touring full-time and releasing three more full-length albums with Sparrow Records. In 2008, she married Shane Barnard of CCM duo Shane & Shane, and began the next chapter: putting down roots in her new home of Texas and raising a family. She released her first independent album, A Better Word, under her new name, Bethany Barnard, in 2017.
As a stay-at-home mom of four daughters, Bethany began writing again in 2020 when her father died after a long battle with cancer, and she was subsequently diagnosed with OCD and depression. In the months that followed, songs around the themes of grief, lament, doubt, and faith continued to be penned. Her new album, All My Questions, is the result. Bethany is passionate about normalizing struggle in the lives of followers of Jesus. She wants to share through conversation and song the hope we have in the darkest moments of our life: He is there.
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Free Easter stage charts for the backline musician supporting the worship band, showing the song structure and chord progression at a glance. Useful for rehearsing resurrection songs quickly with drummers, bassists and keyboardists. Explore Easter worship songs and Easter chord charts.

Worship songs in 6/8 carry a flowing, lyrical swing that works for anthemic builds, tender prayer and joyful singing. Band charts, lead sheets and multitracks are here, with worship songs in 4/4 and worship songs in 3/4 for contrast.

Slow worship songs in 3/4 move with a gentle, flowing triple meter that suits quiet reflection, communion and lullaby-like moments. Pianists and vocalists can find charts, and moderate fast songs in 3/4 or slow songs in 4/4 offer contrast.

Moderate slow worship songs in 6/8 offer a contemplative, easy-rolling pulse that fits reflection, thanksgiving and sung prayer. Browse chord charts and vocal sheets, then compare moderate fast songs in 6/8 or slow songs in 6/8. Good for sets that need a calm, steady middle section.

Sing It Now puts a choir on the fast track when rehearsal time is short, offering worship songs in the right key in accessible four-part SATB arrangements. Directors can start singing quickly. Pair it with easy choir songs to get started and choir sheets for your church.

Rhythm charts for songs of gratitude, giving band members clear structure and warmth for Thanksgiving worship. Drummers, bassists and guitarists can follow the groove and form without a full score. See also Thanksgiving chord charts and Christmas rhythm charts for the next season.












