Her prayer is that this album would be a “sundown moment” for those who listen – a sacred time to turn from the distractions of life and rest in the goodness of God.
A new album and a Sabbath moment
Hannah’s new worship album, Sundown, was born of her desire to create something that might serve people in the way corporate worship encounters have served her during the defining moments of her life.
Live recording of Hannah Hobbs’ Sundown album
“It could have been a Sunday night service where worship went on for ages or in my teenage years at summer camps – those were some of the moments God really marked my life.”
Her prayer is that this album would be a “sundown moment” for those who listen – a sacred time to turn from the distractions of life and rest in the goodness of God.
For the live recording, she invited 120 people from her church and all walks of life to a night of worship. They shared communion, ate a meal together and prayed before they began worshipping God as the sun went down. The intimate live recording captures the singing and sounds of people communing with God. Like most of Hannah’s writing and ministry, it was a beautiful collaboration with a community she loves. Eternity.
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