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Bring Home The Music from YG Conference captures the sound of a generation leaning in—hungry for God's presence and ready to respond. These are the songs that shaped the room: bold declarations, honest moments of surrender, and anthems that carried a collective voice. This collection is designed to help you take what was experienced and make it real in your own context. Whether you're leading a youth gathering, a Sunday service, or a midweek moment, these songs translate with clarity and purpose—accessible, engaging, and built for participation.
Bring home the songs that inspired moments of worship and encounter, and introduce them to your own church. Explore the conference's worship music collection, with chord charts, piano/vocal arrangements, orchestrations, and more, available at PraiseCharts. Take the music home. Lead it in your church.
Bring Home The Music captures the heart of Bethel Music Worship Night Vancouver 2026—songs that stirred the room and now carry into your everyday life. Revisit the moments, the presence, and the sound of worship that unites us beyond the night.
Bring Home The Music from Bethel Music Worship Nights across Canada with guest Abbie Gamboa.
These songs capture the heart of the Ministers Gathering 2026—moments of worship shaped by Scripture, prayer, and a deep longing for God's presence. Each selection is rooted in congregational truth, written to serve the local church, and ready to be carried home and sung with confidence. This collection isn't about recreating a moment—it's about continuing it. These are songs meant to live beyond the gathering, forming the sound of weekly worship, strengthening churches, and reminding us that what God does in the room is meant to overflow into every community we serve.