Following a recent shift from Soul Survivor to the Holy Trinity Brompton Church (HTB), many significant projects await popular worship leader Tim Hughes.
“Whilst it’s been very hard leaving our friends and family, we have been really excited about a new challenge and working with a great team at HTB. We are both still staying closely linked in with Soul Survivor and will be at the festivals this summer,” Hughes noted on the Passion for Your Name (Soul Survivor initiative)website.
Hughes is currently leading Worship Central at HTB, a worship leader training programme that drew 700 worship leaders, musicians, and pastors at the first session held 6 May, 2006.
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