She’s an Australian Pentecostal Christian singer-songwriter best known for her powerful rendition of “Shout to the Lord,” a song that became a cornerstone in contemporary worship music. Over the years, she released several impactful albums, including Stone’s Been Rolled Away and Friends in High Places, both of which helped solidify her presence in the Christian music scene. Before rising to fame, she actually got her start singing jingles for major brands like KFC and McDonald’s—talk about humble beginnings! Life took a meaningful turn when she met a man named Mark during his audition to become her drummer. Their connection grew strong, and eventually, they got married. She often reflects on how their shared faith and musical journey have been central to their relationship. Her story is one of talent, devotion, and unexpected paths—all woven together through her enduring passion for music.
She served as the worship pastor at Hillsong Church from 1996 to 2007, and even afterward, she remained actively involved, continuing to lead worship on a regular basis. Over the years, her presence became a familiar and cherished part of the church’s spiritual rhythm. She didn’t just step away after her official role ended—she stayed connected, showing up week after week to guide the congregation in worship. Her dedication was evident, and many came to rely on her leadership. Even after her formal tenure concluded, she still played a meaningful role, often taking the stage with the same passion and grace that defined her earlier years. She truly left a lasting impact, and her ongoing involvement spoke volumes about her commitment to the church community.