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Hillsong Worship Returns with New Music after Years of Scandal

Christian Headlines·Oct 26, 2026 · 10:10 AM CT
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Hillsong Worship has released Holy Is The Name, its first live recording since 2018, after years of scandal at the Australian church. Longtime member Jad Gillies told The Christian Post the hard season has been an opportunity to reset, and the EP focuses on songs that declare who God is.

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