Worship Tent

Together
with

Lou Fellingham

Lou Fellingham needs little introduction, known and loved throughout the UK for her powerful worship-leading and distinctive voice. Lou is tireless in her pursuit to communicate the love of God, feed the church and bring revelation of God through her singing and songwriting.

Joshua Fraser

Originally from Scotland, Joshua Fraser moved to South Coast of England in 2017. Over the last 10 years Joshua has been developing as worship leader, song writer and producer. Joshua is currently a worship leader for Arun Church has played guitar for many worship artists such as Elle Limebear, Pat Barrett, Martin Smith and Amanda Cook.

JEREMY CAMP

Jeremy is an inspiration to many, not just because of his musical talents and award winning songs, but his deep faith and trust in God through some of life’s most difficult moments. Jeremy has mastered the art of pouring his pain out into worship and for over 20 years he has been doing just that and impacting millions as a result. With countless number one’s and award winning songs, Jeremy remains true to his calling, walking with an unchanging God, the source of all joy.

Orphan No More

Orphan No More is a community of friends and record label based in Bath, England who collectively make redemptive art and believe everybody has a message.

Graham Kendrick

Graham Kendrick is one of the UK’s most loved and known worship leaders whose songs are crammed full with poetic, divine, biblical truth. Graham has been at the forefront of the modern worship movement for decades writing songs such as ‘Shine Jesus Shine’ and ‘The Servant King’.

Matt Maher

Matt Maher is no stranger to songs that connect to the heart of the human condition, having penned numerous No. 1 hits and performed around the world. One of Matt’s career highlights was performing at the Vigil Mass presided by Pope Francis in front of a crowd of three million people in Rio de Janeiro.

Dante Bowe

Dante is a Worship Pastor at Addereth Church and a songwriter with Maverick City Music and Heritage Publishing in Atlanta. He is also a worship leader and songwriter in the Bethel Music Collective. In worship Dante longs for people to encounter the goodness of the Father who guides protects, and never changes His mind about us.

Martin Smith

For the last three decades Martin Smith has continued to write songs that bring life to the head and heart of worshippers all over the world. As frontman for Delirious, and now a solo artist Martin has been involved with almost every aspect of the new worship movement. Over the years his songs have connected with generations of worshipers. Some of his best known songs include Did You Feel The Mountains Tremble? Waiting Here For You and I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever.

Pat Barrett

Pat Barrett is a Worship Leader based in Atlanta, Georgia, and former singer/songwriter with the band Housefires. In recent years through his song writing, Pat has made a significant mark on the sound of worship in the church and on the broader worship community. His songs ‘Good Good Father’ and ‘Build My Life’ have touched the lives of millions around the world.

Elle Limebear

As the daughter of Delirious? front man, Martin Smith, Elle Limebear grew up experiencing first-hand the thrill of stadiums filled and her local church worshipping God simultaneously. As a worship leader and youth pastor in Brighton, UK, she is immersed in a close-knit, daily ministry within her community.

Travis Greene

BCDO love worshipping together and also appreciate a bit of a show - Travis delivers 110% on both. From the writer of 'Do it again' Travis has created some of the most memorable Big Church highlights in recent years including an unforgettable stage appearance from his 3 year old son in 2018.

Jonathan & Melissa Helser

Jonathan and Melissa Helser are worship leaders who have pursued a multi-generational vision to see the love of God transform the Earth. They are passionate lovers of Jesus, people who love the global Church and lead worship around the world. You will know their songs 'Raise a Hallelujah' and 'No Longer Slaves'