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The McGraths have recorded four Celtic Psalms albums with Kiran Young Wimberly and Dónal O’Connor and their heavenly yet earthy sound has provided the bedrock of Celtic Psalms music since 2013. They live in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, and support local arts through drama and music. The McGraths have shared their music on live TV and radio in Ireland and Britain and have also traveled to the US several times to share their music

The McGrath Family comes from Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Their musicianship is featured on Celtic Psalms, albums of psalms set to Irish/Scottish melodies. They are members of the Dungannon Parish and sing frequently at special events in their community.

To encourage meaningful connection to the idea of Christian community within a Hispanic context through the exploration of community-oriented worship practices.

To deepen young people’s engagement with Scripture, with one another, and with their community by training them to lead worship through dance, music, and mime, using the Psalms as a model.

To use the Psalms as a guide to deepen the understanding and practice of prayer, and to promote unity among diverse ecumenical, racial, and cultural worship expressions.

To develop, with student leadership, ten or more complete chapels focused on Vertical Habits that can be used or adapted for use in other schools, to create a team of students to develop visuals for worship, and to pursue a deeper understanding of the uniqueness of high school worship.

To study the Psalms and Vertical Habits through sermons, prayers, music, the arts, study and memorization to help the congregation and neighboring churches grow as places of hospitable community and encouragement.  

To create a small group curriculum that includes Friday evening services to introduce urban teens to life in Christ and give them a set of daily practices that build their relationships with Christ.

To create a worship series on praise, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication that explores what each means, how to incorporate each into corporate worship, and how to develop each outside of corporate worship as regular parts of life through the use of video art, drama, messages, testimonies, music, visual arts, journals, and email.

To discuss the theological foundations of worship renewal and strategies for forming congregations around them as a peer learning group of local Baptist ministers and church leaders.