Keith & Kristyn Getty
Keith Getty, a Northern Irish songwriter, met American soprano Kristyn Getty in Belfast in 2000. They began writing together, and two years later came up with...
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Keith Getty, a Northern Irish songwriter, met American soprano Kristyn Getty in Belfast in 2000. They began writing together, and two years later came up with 'In Christ Alone,' a hymn that drew from the Apostle's Creed. That song became widely used in churches across different denominations.
Their work includes albums like 'Hymns for the Christian Life' from 2005 and 'Facing a Task Unfinished' in 2019. Other songs like 'By Faith' and 'Christ Our Hope In Life And Death' have also found a place in congregational singing. They perform with a family band that includes their children Eabha and Josh.
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