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| Her first solo album ''Satisfy'', contains a dozen songs; seven of which Scott penned. It was recorded in 2003 and released on 21 May 2004 by Vertical Records.<ref name="Satisfy - Release"/> | Her first solo album ''Satisfy'', contains a dozen songs; seven of which Scott penned. It was recorded in 2003 and released on 21 May 2004 by Vertical Records.<ref name="Satisfy - Release"/> | ||
| She returned in 2020 with a passionate expression of surrender with her new live worship album, ‘Speak to Me’, released in partnership with Watershed Music Group. The worship experience was recorded live at Causeway Coast Vineyard in Northern Ireland, which was produced by Martin Smith (Integrity Music) and features, both, Martin and his daughter Elle Limebear (Provident Label Group). | She returned in 2020 with a passionate expression of surrender with her new live worship album, ‘Speak to Me’, released in partnership with Watershed Music Group. She states, “This is an album birthed in raw surrender. As you listen, may the same surrender stir in your heart. May you know the Father’s voice. May you experience His profound presence as you meet him at the altar.” The worship experience was recorded live at Causeway Coast Vineyard in Northern Ireland, which was produced by Martin Smith (Integrity Music) and features, both, Martin and his daughter Elle Limebear (Provident Label Group). | ||
| She and her husband, Alan, serve as ] of Anaheim Vineyard, a church in California.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.vineyardanaheim.com/our-story|title=Our Story|website=Vineyard Anaheim}}</ref> | She and her husband, Alan, serve as ] of Anaheim Vineyard, a church in California.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.vineyardanaheim.com/our-story|title=Our Story|website=Vineyard Anaheim}}</ref> | ||
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For the American actress and writer, see Kathryn Leigh Scott.
| Kathryn Scott | |
|---|---|
| Born | (1974-09-29) 29 September 1974 (age 50) Eastbourne, England |
| Origin | Portstewart, Northern Ireland |
| Genres | Worship Music, Contemporary Christian |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, worship leader |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Labels | Vineyard Music, Integrity, Watershed Music Group]] |
| Website | kathrynscott |
Kathryn Sarah Scott (born 29 September 1974) is a contemporary worship music songwriter and worship leader from Northern Ireland. She has written songs such as "Hungry", "At the Foot of the Cross", and "Search Me" for the worshipping church. She released her first album, Satisfy, in 2004, and followed it up with I Belong in 2007 and We Still Believe in 2010. She returned in 2020 with a passionate expression of surrender with her new live worship album, ‘Speak to Me’, released in partnership with Watershed Music Group. The worship experience was recorded live at Causeway Coast Vineyard in Northern Ireland, which was produced by Martin Smith (Integrity Music) and features, both, Martin and his daughter Elle Limebear (Provident Label Group).
Scott was born in Eastbourne, England and was brought up in Northern Ireland in a Christian environment. She discovered her talents for not only piano playing but also for singing at an early age. After getting married in 1996, Scott met and began to be mentored by Brian Doerksen, then a mentor of worship leaders from Vineyard Churches UK & Ireland, and as a result, Scott's songs feature on many of the Vineyard Records UK albums, including Hungry, Surrender and Come, Now is the Time.
Scott was one of the leading contributors to Hungry, one of the most influential albums in international contemporary worship music. Released in 1999 by Vineyard Records UK, it contains 2 of her self-penned songs (including the title track) and another with her writing credits. Scott, one of five worship leaders on the album, sings on 7 of the 14 songs, 2 of the 7 alongside another of the worship leaders on the album.
Her first solo album Satisfy, contains a dozen songs; seven of which Scott penned. It was recorded in 2003 and released on 21 May 2004 by Vertical Records.
She returned in 2020 with a passionate expression of surrender with her new live worship album, ‘Speak to Me’, released in partnership with Watershed Music Group. She states, “This is an album birthed in raw surrender. As you listen, may the same surrender stir in your heart. May you know the Father’s voice. May you experience His profound presence as you meet him at the altar.” The worship experience was recorded live at Causeway Coast Vineyard in Northern Ireland, which was produced by Martin Smith (Integrity Music) and features, both, Martin and his daughter Elle Limebear (Provident Label Group).
She and her husband, Alan, serve as pastors of Anaheim Vineyard, a church in California.
Discography
- Come Now Is the Time (1998)
- Hungry (1999)
- Surrender (2000)
- I Love Your Presence (2001)
- You and You Alone (2002)
- Lord Reign In Me (2003)
- Satisfy (2004)
- I Belong (2007)
- Live Worship At FocusFest (2008)
- We Still Believe (2010)
- ‘’At the Foot of the Cross"/"Old Rugged Cross’’ (2012)
- Sing on the Battlefield (EP) (2014)
- Speak to Me (Live) (2020)
References
- "About Kathryn Scott". kathrynscott.org. Retrieved 25 June 2013.
- ^ "Satisfy by Kathryn Scott". newreleasetuesday.com. Retrieved 8 February 2014.
- ^ "Kathryn Scott Profile". BREATHEcast.com. 23 March 2009. Archived from the original on 10 June 2012. Retrieved 20 November 2011.
- "We Still Believe - Integrity Music Release". Integrity Music. Retrieved 25 June 2013.
- "We Still Believe - Release". newreleasetuesday.com. Retrieved 25 June 2013.
- Andree Farias (17 April 2007). "A Global Worship Movement". CCM Magazine. Retrieved 25 June 2013.
- "Our Story". Vineyard Anaheim.
- "Live Worship At FocusFest - Release". kathrynscott.org. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 25 June 2013.