David Taylor Wright

This Catholic recording artist writes music for people of all faiths, including a gospel song, You Were Always There, recorded in 1991 by New Faith, featuring Teddy Pendergrass. David hopes that his songs will help in bringing of all faiths together to worship the Lord. His relationship with God led him to begin his lifes work as lay minister. His ministry is to share Gods word in song. Here are brief descriptions of his four albums: Powerfully written and performed, Rosary Of Our Lady Of Sorrow contains beautiful and inspiring musical versions of the prayers of the Holy Rosary. Hear all of the mysteries spoken, including the Luminous Mysteries. The album features duets with Gretchen Harris, 2002 Unity Awards recipient of Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. The Spanish version, Rosario De Nuestra Señora De Dolores, received the 2003 Unity Award for Spanish Album of the Year. His newest album, Mass Of The Lamb, is also available in Spanish and contains fifteen songs, including Lord, You Are Holy Indeed (Eucharistic Prayer II). Davids premier album, Walk On The Water, is a mixture of Country, Southern Gospel and Inspirational songs, featuring the classic praise song, Cause To Celebrate, written by composer John Bagniewski. For more information about David Taylor Wright in English and in Spanish, please visit his website at HumbleServantMinistries.com.

I am in a group called Catholic Artists For Relief. We sang at the 2002 Unity Awards, after having released a song and video called You Are Not Alone to raise money for the Pentagon Survivors Fund. The project was a success and the song received the 2002 Unity Awards for Song of the Year and nine other awards.

I have taken in everything from Mozart and Handel, to rock-and-roll and soul music. I listen to a lot of praise songs, hymns, and psalms at home and in my travels, and I receive much inspiration from them. Church has been a powerful influence, as well.

I am proud to be a supporter of the United Catholic Music and Video Association (UCMVA).