Rich Mullins
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Rich Mullins

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Rich Mullins wrote plainspoken songs about faith.

A folk-rock songwriter whose music became a staple in Christian circles.

For a sense of his style, 'Awesome God' and 'Hold Me Jesus' frame it well, they're simple, earnest, and built to last.

Songs like 'Awesome God' and 'Hold Me Jesus' turned into church standards, partly because Mullins wrote about belief without much polish. He recorded albums like 'A Liturgy, a Legacy, and a Ragamuffin Band' that mixed folk and rock, and his straightforward approach connected with listeners who wanted something direct. Even a later track like 'Boy Like Me/Man Like You' keeps that unadorned feel.

He started writing as a teenager after becoming a Christian, releasing his first album 'The World as I See It' in the early 1980s. By the late '80s, he was recording with musicians like Phil Keaggy, and he kept working until his death in 1997, leaving songs like 'Sometimes By Step' that are still sung.

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Rich Mullins was born in Richmond, Indiana in 1955. He started writing songs as a teenager after becoming a Christian, and released his first album 'The World as I See It' in the early 1980s. His music found its audience in Christian circles, where songs like 'Hold Me Jesus' and 'Awesome God' became staples.

Mullins worked with musicians like Phil Keaggy and Jimmy Abegg, and his albums ranged from folk to rock. He recorded 'A Liturgy, a Legacy, and a Ragamuffin Band' in 1988 and 'The Jesus Record' a decade later. His straightforward writing about faith connected with listeners who appreciated his plainspoken approach.

He could be outspoken about his beliefs, which sometimes put him at odds with parts of the Christian community. Mullins kept writing and recording until his death in 1997, leaving behind songs like 'Sometimes By Step' and 'First Family' that continue to be sung in churches.

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