
VaShawn Mitchell

VaShawn Mitchell
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Hailed as Gospel music’s connector, VaShawn Mitchell has spent a career being the plug for established and emerging artists, the real energetic, creative source for artists both as a writer, and producer all while charting a path of his own as an exceptional talent.
Combining impassioned lyrics, and stellar musicianship, VaShawn Mitchell has cultivated a hallmark sound that has always been and continues to be affirming, and inspiring and produces power-filled songs.
Born in Harvey, Illinois well regarded as the ‘birthplace of Gospel music,’ the imprint of Chicago is clear throughout Mitchell’s life and music. “God has allowed me to go on a musical journey from the choir director and teacher, to writing music and writing for other artists and working behind the scenes,” he said. “That was all training ground for what I experience today. From the choir to praise and worship, to traveling the world internationally, it has definitely been a huge journey. I attribute the process to God … He has allowed me to see everything, experience everything, and grow from everything I’ve been through to this moment.”
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Popular versions of Silent Night. The most beloved carol for candlelight services, collected in gentle congregational, solo and choral versions that let the room grow quiet. Chord charts, lead sheets, piano/vocal sheets and choir arrangements are all here. See also Christmas hymns and carols and worship songs for Christmas Eve.

Discover a great collection of Christmas worship songs for 2026, featured on LeadWorshipWell! At PraiseCharts, you'll find chord charts, piano/vocal arrangements, and orchestrations for many of these songs, making it easy to prepare your worship team for the Christmas season. MultiTracks are also available for many selections, with additional tracks available at MultiTracks.com. Explore the full MultiTracks.com Christmas List for 2026.

Songs from artists and publishers featured at the Music Nashville conference, where choral reading sessions introduce new anthems and worship music to choir directors. Use it to revisit pieces you sang in the session or to explore. See also artists at Music Nashville.

Upbeat worship songs in 6/8 have a lively, rolling feel that gets congregations clapping and swaying together. Drummers and bands will find charts and multitracks here, and upbeat songs in 4/4 is the straight-time alternative. Good for fast, joyful moments and for opening sets with energy.

Christmas worship songs and hymns about Jesus Christ and the story of His birth, centered on the Savior who came to earth. Good for worship leaders planning services built around the nativity, with related picks in Christmas songs about Jesus and songs about Christ.






