
Chris Renzema

Chris Renzema
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Chris Renzema is a dynamic writer and performer, whose combination of accessible - if a bit disheveled - charm, a love for storytelling, and poignant lyricism, can transform an evening concert into a conversation. Growing up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Chris learned to play and sing in churches, while ingesting a steady diet of early 70’s Folk, Punk Rock, and Wilco. His faith and love for music inseparably interwoven, his personal writing plays out like heartfelt, jagged prayers. Just as comfortable playing in a living room as he does a theatre, his honest, vulnerable lyrics both encourage and challenge listeners. His song "You're the Only One" is sung in churches across the country.
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O Holy Night for church use. A soaring carol about a thrilling hope and a weary world rejoicing, with versions for solo vocalists, choirs and orchestra. Pick a chord chart for the rhythm section or a choral setting for the platform choir. You might also enjoy Christmas songs for your church choir and Christmas worship songs about awe.

A hand-picked list of songs our own team enjoys from recent worship releases, chosen with a worship leader's ear for congregational fit rather than any formula. Browse chord charts, lead sheets and multitracks, then explore new and trending worship songs for wider discovery.

Worship songs about satisfaction find our fullness in God alone. They fit thanksgiving and reflective services. Download charts for your band, and see related songs about fulfillment and contentment. Many songs come in several keys and formats to fit your team.

Slow worship songs in 4/4 give congregations an unhurried, steady pulse for prayer, confession and quiet response. Worship leaders can find chord charts and vocal sheets here, and pair them with slow songs in 6/8 or slow songs in 3/4 for variety.

The newest worship music at PraiseCharts, newest first. Everything added in the last 90 days: new songs for your team, in charts, lead sheets, tracks and more. Choral arrangements by Travis Cottrell and Mason Brown are included too, since they cross over to worship teams. For choir music, see new choral anthems.













