Faith & worship · Original songs
Returnto Faith
Songs written on the way back — four records and a shelf of singles about grace that arrives late and stays anyway. Written, played and produced under one name.
Where to listen
Streaming & video
Everything releases on YouTube and Spotify first. The rest of the platforms are being added as the catalogue moves across.
The artist
A name that describes the direction, not the arrival
Return to Faith started as a set of songs that weren’t written for anyone else. They were the working-out — the arguing, the sitting still, the slow turn back toward something that had been left behind. Only later did any of it get recorded properly.
Four records have come out of that: the self-titled album that began it, Reflections for the quiet hours, Psalms for scripture set close to the text, and This is God’s HOUSE for the rooms where a congregation moves. The singles sit alongside them, released as they were finished.
Everything here is original — written, performed and produced under the Return to Faith name, and released through Return to Faith Ministries, which also builds the apps and sites collected on the ministries page.
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Albums released
444
Hz tuner app
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Ministry behind it
The catalogue
Five ways in
Album
Return to Faith
The record the whole project is named after — the songs written on the way back, before any of it was meant to be heard by anyone else.
Album
Reflections
Quieter and slower. Music for the hours after the service ends, when the room empties out and the thinking starts.
Album
Psalms
Scripture set to music, kept close to the text. The oldest songbook in the world, sung the way it sits in the mouth today.
Album
This is God's HOUSE
Worship with a pulse under it. Built for the room, for movement, for the moment a congregation stops sitting still.
Collection
Singles
Standalone releases that never belonged to a record — one-off songs, seasonal pieces and collaborations.
Full music pageTrack listings & playersAlso from the ministry
The 444 Hz Tuner app
A chromatic tuner that doesn’t assume A=440. Set your reference pitch anywhere between 400 and 480 Hz, tune to 444 or 432, and read the Solfeggio frequencies alongside it.
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Bookings, licensing, or just to say the songs landed
Church events, worship licensing, collaborations, or a note about a track — the message goes straight to Return to Faith.
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