
Paul Wilbur

Paul Wilbur
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Paul Wilbur has been a worshiper for over four decades and has been a traveling musician for over 45 years. After he accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as his Savior, he experienced a radical change. The very next day Paul wrote his first worship song, and he has never turned back to secular music.
Paul Wilbur and his team have partnered with Integrity Music for an astounding 20 years. The journey began with the company’s first Messianic project entitled “UP TO ZION”, recorded in Chicago, Illinois in 1990. From there, the real legacy continued with the breakout recording, “SHALOM JERUSALEM”, captured live in the City of David in 1995. To date, the ministry has recorded four live projects in Israel, two in Texas and one in Florida. With award-winning sales in the millions of pieces and a Latin Dove Award for best live praise and worship album of the year, there is no end in sight for this growing team. Paul has recorded some 20 projects with Integrity in four languages, and the ministry has been seen in over 90 nations worldwide.
In the fall of 1994, Paul was finishing up his fourth year at Midwest Christian Center in Tinley Park, IL, when the Lord spoke to him very clearly and said, “Ask of me and I will give you the nations…” That brief invitation put Paul’s life and future on a whole new course. After much prayer, fasting and soul searching, Paul and Luanne announced their departure from local pastoral worship ministry to answer the call of God to the nations.
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Worship songs about righteousness celebrate being made right with God through Christ and the call to live justly. They fit services on salvation and ethics alike. Browse arrangements for your team, and see related songs about holiness and justice.

Worship songs sung in Irish churches, from lively praise to reflective hymn-like moments. Worship leaders can find chord charts, vocal sheets and orchestrations here, with all-time favourite worship songs as a broader starting point for new repertoire. It also works for midweek gatherings and youth nights.

Help your band and vocalists sound like the recording. Beyond chords, lead sheets and multitracks capture the arrangements, parts and sounds behind the songs your team loves, so rehearsals are faster and Sunday feels polished. Explore songs with a rhythm chart and multitracks for more tools.

Orchestrations that include the original Finale files at no extra cost, so arrangers and music directors can edit parts, change keys or adapt instrumentation for their own players. A practical resource for churches with a mix of brass, strings and winds. Browse orchestrations for your praise band to see the arrangements.

Holy Holy Holy for church use. A hymn of reverence that lifts the Trinity high, in stately settings that work as an opening hymn or a call to worship. Bands get modern chord charts, while pianists and choirs find notated sheets and orchestrations. Related lists include hymn sheets and worship songs about adoration.











