Ben Fielding

About

Ben Fielding is an Australia born worship leader and songwriter best known for his songs sung in churches across the globe. Ben lives in Sydney with his wife Karalee and their three children Harper, Leopold, and Ella. Initially a physiotherapist by trade, Ben recently completed a law degree at the University of Sydney and co-authored his first children's book titled ‘What A Beautiful Name’.

Ben has written well over 200 published songs, including the Grammy-winning ‘What A Beautiful Name’, ‘Who You Say I Am’ ‘Mighty to Save’, ‘This I Believe’, ‘Stronger’, ‘God is Able’, ‘Anchor’ and many more. Ben’s song ‘Mighty To Save’ won the Gospel Music Association’s (USA) Dove Award for Worship Song of the Year in 2009. The same song received an ASCAP, Christian Music award in 2009 along with worship leader’s magazine’s Song Of The Year for 2007.

Ben has collaborated with Grammy award winners such as Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, and Matt Redman and his songs have been covered by award-winning artists such as Michael W Smith, Newsboys, Jeremy Camp, Laura Story, Israel Houghton and many more.

Featured Albums

The First Hymn

Chris Tomlin

CXMMXNS Chapter 2

CXMMXNS

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