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Browse piano sheets by Reuben Morgan on Zen Virtual Piano. Reuben Morgan moved from Melbourne to Sydney after high school to study jazz guitar and music composition and arrangement at the Australian Institute of Music, and volunteered in the youth ministry at Hillsong Church, where songs he wrote ended up being sung by the congregation. Reuben Morgan is a worship songwriter who, in the late 1990s, helped lead and develop the worship team of Powerhouse, Hillsong's youth group. The Powerhouse worship band eventually grew into Hillsong United. On the Hillsong live album All Things are Possible, he made his first official appearance as a performer, on acoustic guitar, and contributed three original compositions. Jazz guitar study at the Australian Institute of Music and a role as Hillsong's worship pastor may point to training and church work covering different ground. A recording titled Everyone contains Morgan's interpretation of his music, with a big-sounding studio worship sound and without the congregational elements of the Hillsong Live albums. Morgan's first solo worship album, World Through Your Eyes, came out in 2005. Songs the congregation ended up singing and a studio worship recording without congregational elements may suggest that his songwriting appears in both congregational and studio settings. He and his wife Sarah have three children. In 2008 he officially became Hillsong's worship pastor, succeeding Darlene Zschech, who remained a worship leader of the Hillsong Worship Team until 2012. Commons Worship is a band he started with Ben Fielding, another former Hillsong vocalist. As of at least 2025, Morgan was no longer involved with Hillsong. Helping lead and develop the Powerhouse worship team in the late 1990s and starting Commons Worship with Ben Fielding may suggest that working alongside other musicians in a band recurs across his career.
Browse piano sheets by Reuben Morgan on Zen Virtual Piano.
Reuben Morgan moved from Melbourne to Sydney after high school to study jazz guitar and music composition and arrangement at the Australian Institute of Music, and volunteered in the youth ministry at Hillsong Church, where songs he wrote ended up being sung by the congregation. Reuben Morgan is a worship songwriter who, in the late 1990s, helped lead and develop the worship team of Powerhouse, Hillsong's youth group. The Powerhouse worship band eventually grew into Hillsong United. On the Hillsong live album All Things are Possible, he made his first official appearance as a performer, on acoustic guitar, and contributed three original compositions. Jazz guitar study at the Australian Institute of Music and a role as Hillsong's worship pastor may point to training and church work covering different ground.
A recording titled Everyone contains Morgan's interpretation of his music, with a big-sounding studio worship sound and without the congregational elements of the Hillsong Live albums. Morgan's first solo worship album, World Through Your Eyes, came out in 2005. Songs the congregation ended up singing and a studio worship recording without congregational elements may suggest that his songwriting appears in both congregational and studio settings.
He and his wife Sarah have three children. In 2008 he officially became Hillsong's worship pastor, succeeding Darlene Zschech, who remained a worship leader of the Hillsong Worship Team until 2012. Commons Worship is a band he started with Ben Fielding, another former Hillsong vocalist. As of at least 2025, Morgan was no longer involved with Hillsong. Helping lead and develop the Powerhouse worship team in the late 1990s and starting Commons Worship with Ben Fielding may suggest that working alongside other musicians in a band recurs across his career.
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Reuben Morgan is a worship songwriter who released his first solo worship album World Through Your Eyes in 2005 and became Hillsong's worship pastor in 2008.
He made his first official performing appearance on it, playing acoustic guitar and contributing three original compositions.
In the late 1990s, Morgan helped lead and develop the Powerhouse worship team. Powerhouse was the youth group of Hillsong, and the band eventually grew into Hillsong United.
Morgan and Ben Fielding, another former Hillsong vocalist, started a band called Commons Worship.