Harvest Worship Collective, the praise and worship ministry of Harvest Church London, releases their debut single You Make My Heart Sing. The track, written by worship leader Amy Djang, captures the joy God gives in every circumstance and reflects the heartbeat of a church committed to being a centre for God’s abiding presence.
You Make My Heart Sing was birthed from a desire to echo the eternal song of heaven: lifting up God Almighty, the One who was, who is, and who is to come. The song invites listeners to join... Read MoreHarvest Worship Collective, the praise and worship ministry of Harvest Church London, releases their debut single You Make My Heart Sing. The track, written by worship leader Amy Djang, captures the joy God gives in every circumstance and reflects the heartbeat of a church committed to being a centre for God’s abiding presence.
You Make My Heart Sing was birthed from a desire to echo the eternal song of heaven: lifting up God Almighty, the One who was, who is, and who is to come. The song invites listeners to join in this forever song, giving glory to God for who He is and all He has done.
“This song gives us the opportunity to join in the forever song,” the Collective shares. “It’s an expression of joy, gratitude, and the unchanging goodness of God that carries us through every season.”
With its uplifting melody, heartfelt lyrics, and dynamic musical arrangement shaped by the Collective’s diverse team, You Make My Heart Sing serves as both a celebration and a declaration of God’s joyful presence.
Harvest Worship Collective is a team of more than 30 singers, musicians, and creatives who form the worship ministry of Harvest Church London. Their mission is to cultivate an atmosphere where God’s presence is honoured and to lead people into authentic and Spirit-filled worship.
Worship has always been at the core of Harvest Church, which seeks to be a centre in London where God’s presence can abide. The Collective’s music reflects this identity: born from a passion for worship that is not just sung, but lived.
