Tasha Cobbs Leonard has released her highly anticipated Hymns album.

Hymns captured in front of a live audience, reimagines classic hymns of love and grace with a series of sweeping, ambitious arrangements that draw on everything from worship and gospel to country, pop, and R&B. The album features a number of guests, including Jennifer Hudson, Natalie Grant, Kierra Sheard, Mary Mary, The Walls Group, and more.

The second single The Church I Grew Up In (one of my favorites) really tells the story of the album and also serves as a revival song. “It’s a reminder that who we are matters, that the church matters, that the church is still alive,” says Cobbs Leonard. “I think it’s important to remind people of that coming out of this pandemic. Even though our faith may have been shaken, God’s church is still alive and his power is still here. The song captures everything I want this album to say.”

Via Motown Gospel, Hymns is out now!