But it’s the vision behind the function that really excites us.

We believe God is releasing new music for the liturgical church. And we believe He’s releasing it through multitudes of people, not just a chosen few who have cool hair,  go on tours & are signed onto a Christian music label. He’s raising up songwriters from every culture, young & old, male & female, fat & thin, “cool” & “uncool” to declare the wonders & awe of God in song. And doing so in a such a way that honors & appreciates the liturgical legacy that’s been passed down to us. God is uniting new music and liturgy.

United Adoration is place to discover this new music. It’s a place for songwriters from all around the world to have their songs reach a wider audience. It’s a place for Priests & music ministers to find new songs that flow right in step with the liturgy. It’s a place for everyone to experience the worship expression coming from different cultures & countries who are worshipping the same God as you.

Songwriters, we want to hear your songs! Not just United Adoration, but we, the Church, want to hear your songs. We are always accepting new songs to be included in our online catalog. You may be the music minister in a church of 1000, or you may be a novice guitar player who goes to a church of 40. It doesn’t matter. If God gives you a song, we want to give you an opportunity. You can send us your songs by going over to our Submit A Song page and filling out the form. From there, we will be in touch with you.

Priests, Deacons, Pastors & Music Ministers, we want to be a resource for you. We want to be a place where you can find, preview & download new music easily. And not just MP3s, but sheet music & chord charts too. Maybe you’re looking for a new Gloria or a new version of the Our Father. Or maybe you need some songs for the season of Advent or to be sung during the distribution of the Eucharist. We want you to be able to easily find all sorts of options from all sorts of songwriters & cultures.

We are excited to be where we’re at, and even more excited to see where we go from here. We are excited to see new music and liturgy unite. We are excited to see songwriters come together for a common purpose. We are excited for new expressions of worship.

We are excited for United Adoration.