Tim Hughes
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Timothy David Llewelyn Hughes (born 23 July 1977) is a British worship leader, guitarist, songwriter, and Anglican priest.
He served as a minister in the Church of England and appointed Vicar of St Luke's Gas Street Birmingham, and was formerly the minister of worship at Holy Trinity Brompton, a large Anglican church in central London.
Worship Central, an international worship education and resource center, is led by him.
Hughes has written several songs that are popular around the world, including "Here I Am to Worship", "Beautiful One," "Jesus Saves," "At Your Name," and "The Way."
Personal life
Hughes, the son of an Anglican vicar, grew up in High Wycombe before deciding to Birmingham as a teenager after his father was appointed vicar of St John's Church, Harborne. He studied history at Sheffield University, graduating in 2000.
Hughes is married to Rachel and has four children.
Career
Hughes began his music career in 1997 when Mike Pilavachi invited him to lead worship at a Soul Survivor festival. Hughes succeeded Matt Redman as Worship Pastor after he was ousted from Soul Survivor Watford Church. In 2005, he moved to Holy Trinity Brompton, an Anglican church in central London, as the minister of worship. He and his family and their families immigrated to Birmingham in 2015, where they now lead Gas Street Church.
He is a member of Compassionart, a charity founded by musician Martin Smith, and Delirious' front man.
Hughes trained for ordination at St Mellitus College, a non-residential Anglican theological college in London. During a service at St Paul's Cathedral, London, Richard Chartres, Bishop of London, was ordained in the Church of England as a deacon. During a service at St Mary Abbots, Kensington, William Williams, Bishop of Kensington, ordained him as a priest on June 22, 2014.
Hughes was curacy at Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB) in London from 2013 to 2015. In 2015, he was named priest-in-charge of St Luke's, Gas Street, Birmingham in Birmingham's Diocese of Birmingham. This was a church plant from HTB, and it involved the restoration and consecration of a derelict warehouse to be used as a chapel for Hughes and his staff. On February 5, 2016, the church officially opened on February 5th.
Al Gordon, Hughes, the cathedral's associate director of worship, founded Worship Central, a worship development and resource center with the intention of having a global presence.
Survivor Records and EMI CMG, a major music company, also distributed in the United Kingdom, where Hughes' songs were released from 1998 to 2009. He is currently signed to Integrity Music.
In 2004, Hughes began to Worship, In 2004, When Silence Falls in 2004, Holding Nothing Back in 2007, Love Shine Through in 2011, and Pocketful of Faith in 2015.
Here I Am to Worship, which was released in 2001. "Jesus, You Alone" and the Dove Award-winning song "Here I Am to Worship" were among the album's highlights. Both songs have become world-famous worship anthems.
"Beautiful One," "Consuming Fire," and "Whole World in His Hands" were among Silence Falls' "Records" when Silence Falls was released in 2004. The hip hop group "Saviour" on the album, as the 29th Chapter from west London, was included on the bonus track.
Holding Nothing Back Hughes' third album, Holding Nothing Back, was released on April 3, 2007, and it includes songs such as "Live for your glory," "The Highest and the Greatest," "Everything," and "Happy Day." "Do you think any of the songs have the ability to become worldwide hits like some of your previous singles ("Here I am to Worship")?" Christian Today interviewed Hughes, "Beautiful One")"? Hughes said that being connected with people was often a surprise and impossible to predict.
Happy Day is a holiday in the United Kingdom In July 2008, Hughes recorded a live album and DVD, Happy Day at a Worship Central concert held on 16 September 2008 at the Shepherds Bush Empire, London. The album contained a blend of previously released songs and brand new ones, including "Give us your courage." The album was unveiled in Westminster's Westminster Central Hall on March 14, 2009, on Worship Central Global World Day.
Love Shine Through is a fan of the Beatles' fourth studio album, Shine Through, on March 11, 2011. The album was produced by Martin Smith and featured musicians Marc James, Michael Guy Chislet, and others of the Northern Irish band Rend Collective Experiment.
Pocketful of Faith was Hughes' fifth studio album, Pocketful of Faith, released on July 17, 2015. Nathan Nockels' album features songwriting collaborations with Martin Smith, Matt Redman, Reuben Morgan, Phil Wickham, Jonas Myrin, and Tim's Worship Central colleagues Nick Herbert, Luke Hellebronth, and Ben Cantelon.
In 2003, Hughes wrote Passion For Your Name, in which he gives his opinion on several topics, including worship leading and songwriting.
Hughes has written a book entitled Holding Nothing Back (the same as his third album) and was interviewed by Premier.tv's Christian TV On Demand to market the book.