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Raised in her grandparents’ church just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, worship artist Lizzie Morgan was practically born singing songs to the Lord. From her first solo at five-years-old, Lizzie knew she loved to sing, but it wasn’t until she started leading worship that she felt God’s calling on her life to do music full-time. Even as she pursued her artistry, Lizzie never lost her passion for worship. “Over everything, I hope people describe me as a worshipper first,” Lizzie shares. “We’re preparing people for what they’ll do for eternity – worship. I hope my songs remind people of the power that worship and the presence of the Lord has.”
In a genre filled with talented and anointed worship leaders, it was Lizzie Morgan’s soaring vocals and passionate delivery that set her apart. By the time she was 21, the door opened for Lizzie to sing background vocals for Lauren Daigle, an experience that showed her what it truly means to follow artistry as a calling. Lizzie sang with Lauren for four years before transitioning to singing and touring with Maverick City Music as well as Red Worship. Time with these artists was yet another building block for Lizzie to develop her own sense of artistry and her identity as a worship leader. “In those early years, I got to watch so many huge artists behind the scenes. I know God had me in those spaces for a reason. I’ve been able to experience a lot and learn so much from watching my peers.”
In a genre filled with talented and anointed worship leaders, it was Lizzie Morgan’s soaring vocals and passionate delivery that set her apart. By the time she was 21, the door opened for Lizzie to sing background vocals for Lauren Daigle, an experience that showed her what it truly means to follow artistry as a calling. Lizzie sang with Lauren for four years before transitioning to singing and touring with Maverick City Music as well as Red Worship. Time with these artists was yet another building block for Lizzie to develop her own sense of artistry and her identity as a worship leader. “In those early years, I got to watch so many huge artists behind the scenes. I know God had me in those spaces for a reason. I’ve been able to experience a lot and learn so much from watching my peers.”
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