Worship leader Michael Larson is working on a new record called Sons and Daughters.
Larson, who heads up the Worship and Arts department at First Assembly Church in Calgary, is excited about working on the album.
"Something really unique has occurred while recording these songs," he shared in his newsletter to fans.
"We have truly sensed God's manifest presence in a fresh way and we can't wait to share the album with you!"
Larson says the album should be ready by November.
In addition to the release of Sons and Daughters, Michael will also be heading over to England, where he will playing two nights in Dudley on 14 and 15 November.
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