Indelible Grace

Indelible Grace is a music collective and ministry based in Nashville, Tennessee, dedicated to restoring the practice of writing new melodies for historic hymn texts. The project grew out of the Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) at Belmont University, led by campus minister Kevin Twit. The collective’s name is drawn from a line in the Augustus Toplady hymn “A Debtor to Mercy Alone.” All Indelible Grace albums are conceived and produced by Kevin Twit, featuring a rotating community of vocalists and musicians. Notable artists who have appeared on their recordings include Sandra McCracken, Matthew Smith, Jeremy Casella, and Dan Haseltine. The collective also provides free sheet music for their arrangements through the Indelible Grace Hymnbook website. The group has released a series of albums beginning with *Indelible Grace* in 2000, followed by *Pilgrim Days: Indelible Grace II* (2001), *For All the Saints: Indelible Grace III* (2003), *Beams of Heaven: Indelible Grace IV* (2005), and *Wake Thy Slumbering Children: Indelible Grace V* (2007). In 2010, they hosted a sold-out hymn sing at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, which was recorded and released as *The Hymn Sing: Live in Nashville*. Later releases include *Joy Beyond the Sorrow: Indelible Grace VI* (2012) and *Look to Jesus: Indelible Grace VII* (2015).