Steve Green
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Steve Green (born August 1, 1956) is an American Christian music singer best known for his tenor vocal range and flexible solo style.
Green has been inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2017 for his 35-year career.
He has had 13 No. 13s. 1 songs, and has sold over three million albums.
Early life
Green was born in Portland, Oregon, to parents Charles and Jo Green, who were Baptist missionaries. He spent a lot of his childhood in Argentina before moving to Phoenix Christian High School with two of his six siblings. He graduated from Phoenix Christian High School in 1974 and enrolled at Grand Canyon University at age 18. His intended major was pre-law, but a professor discovered his musical aptitude and encouraged him to pursue it.
Family life
On the album "Household of Faith" on the For God And God Alone album and subsequent appearances, he is married to Marijean Green, whose own vocal qualities complemented her husband's on the song "Household of Faith." The song has become a hit among Christian wedding duets. Summer (born 1981) and Josiah (born 1985).
Barbara Green, Green's sister, is married to Mark Bailey, the former president of the evangelical Dallas Theological Seminary, and Green helped the seminary commemorates its eightieth anniversary in April 2004. He has also written "The Power of the Cross," a thirty-day devotional, and has produced numerous children's videos and songs.
Green's musical career has widened to include video and other areas of Focus on the Family.
Career
Green went on to tour the world with the band Truth after two years at the university. Green married Marijean McCarty, a former member of Truth, after his two-year tenure with Truth (1976–78). They moved to Alexandria, Indiana, to play backup for Bill Gaither Trio. Green, Gary McSpadden, Lee Young, and Bill Gaither formed the Gaither Vocal Band in 1980. Green sang tenor on their first two albums, The New Gaither Vocal Band, and Passin' the Faith Along. Steve and Gaither's musicians formed the Christian rock band White Heart in 1982. Green led White Heart on their debut self-titled album (which has already sold nearly 70,000 copies). Steve left White Heart in 1983, deciding that his home was not in a rock band. Green's life was renewed in the same year after a wrestling by his brother Randy, who brought him a spiritual awakening. He signed a solo deal with Sparrow Records and debuted his self-titled debut album in 1984. Steve Green Ministries were founded in the same year.
He was known for his crescendo-building and high-note endings in the early stages of his solo career. Green's breakout year came in 1985 with the introduction of He Holds the Keys, netting him the Dove Award for Male Vocalist of the Year in the Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) category. Two albums, For God And God Alone, and A Mighty Fortress, were released in 1986. Find Us Faithful, his father's album, was released in early 1988. Many of Green's songs by the 1980s had become well-known, including "People Need the Lord" and "Broken and Spilled Out." He was often regarded as Sandi Patty's male version, performing many of the same songwriters and styles, as well as the song's traditional ending on a (literally) high note. Green also appeared on Patty's 1986 hit "Let There Be Praise" as background vocals.
Green was active in the Billy Graham Evangelistic Union from the mid-1980s to today. Green was one of the first artists to be signed with Promise Keepers, appearing at their first festival in Boulder, Colorado, in July 1993, before 50,000 men. The event sparked his song "Answer the Call" and another song, "O Men of God Arise," embodies the Promise Keepers message.
In 1989, Green founded The Mission and then continued his success with We Believe in 1991. Green returned to traditional roots in the early 1990s by releasing an album of hymns. On his 1994 Where Mercy Begins album, Green switched to a more "pop" style. He also received the first of two career boosts from outside activities.
The United StatesAir Flight 427 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on September 8, 1994, killed all 132 people on board. Kirk Lynn, an up-and-coming Christian artist, had just re-recorded Green's "As We Sail To Heaven's Shore" from the 1988 Find Us Faithful album. At the passenger memorial service, there was only a rough cut. Green's original was revealed to grieving families, who boosted album sales for the older album.
Green's style transition continued on his 1996 album, The Letter. He was also instrumental in the establishment of a support group for fellow Christian artists and friends.
Green shifted his attention in 1998, announcing that he would only record songs that honor the Lord, and songs that could be satisfied with if this were his last album. His remark came at a time when the Gospel Music Association's "Definition of Gospel Music" was ruled to have major disqualifications at the ensuing year's Dove Awards for songs that were not specifically Christian enough. The Faithful was released in 1999, and Morning Light, a devotional song collection, was released. Woven in Time, two years later, Green found himself receiving a career boost.
Green was a personal friend of Space Shuttle Columbia commander Rick Husband, who was killed along with six others in the disintegration of February 1, 2003. Green was interviewed by CNN, and his album "God of Wonders" received a boost from the unexpected fame.
Green released Somewhere Between, a new album that saw him venture in a new direction, leaning more toward an art song style. The album featured fewer definite answers than Green's previous work, instead exploring questions of anxiety, mistrust, and loss. It rains more often on both the legitimate and the unjust. Green co-wrote half of the songs on the record.
Green's last non-compilation album under the Sparrow label, Always: Songs of Worship, appeared in 2007. Green began Hope Will Find a Way in 2010, his first release from Steve Green Ministries. On the album "God is Love" by David Phelps, the singer appeared on "God is Love."
Green also released two albums, Rest in the Wonder and Christmas in 2012. "The rest of the Wonder" is a statement of absolute trust in God, with fervently adoring the One whose ways are higher than our thoughts and whose thoughts are higher than our thoughts," Green said.
Two more Green albums, Hide the Word: Bible Songs for Kids and Hymns, were released in 2014. "There is nothing more potent or lasting than God's Word." Green, according to the Green Party. "God has taught us all we need to hear about life and Godliness in the Scriptures." These Bible Promises set to music remind us who God is and what He has done for us. What's more, the songs are just plain amusing." "In every age, the church has raised her voice to praise praise and adoration, but the church has also used singing to debunk ancient myths and remind one of the basic Biblical truths." Green explained his Hymns project. Bernard of Clairvaux penned 'O Sacred Head Now Wounded,' and today we sing his haunting hymn about Jesus' sacrificial death. In what is now Poland, 'Fairest Lord Jesus' appeared anonymously in a hymn book. How many of us have sung the hymn, marveling at Christ's uniqueness and glory? I hope this collection of hymns will lead you into the historic tradition of worship as you join your voice to songs that have been popular through the centuries.
In the United States, seven Spanish CDs have been released.