Jackson W. Henry
Congregational Singing as a Model for the Body of Christ
To sing is to proclaim faith openly, publicly, and courageously. Singing obviously has a long history and prominent role in the church because it allows us to express our faith…
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Article Easter Cantata Review: The Song Everlasting & Yes, My Jesus Loves Me
It is wonderful for church musicians everywhere when composers compile selections that are usable throughout the year. Joseph Martin and Mary McDonald have created some very…
About This Author
Jackson W. Henry is an ordained minister serving as Minister of Music and Worship at St. Mark’s United Methodist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is a graduate of the Master of Sacred Music program at Perkins School of Theology/Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, where he was a student of Dr. C. Michael Hawn and Dr. Kenneth Hart. In high demand as a worship leader, guest lecturer, and choral clinician, Jackson has been featured in leadership for events across the United States and most recently served as an editorial board member and contributor to the new music and worship resource collection, Worship & Song.
In addition to his role as a church musician, Jackson is also a former adjunct member of the music faculty at Middle Tennessee State University. Since coming to Murfreesboro, Jackson has collaborated and performed numerous recitals with faculty and students at MTSU, as well as various performing artists from around the United States and abroad. He and his wife, Katie, have a very musical home where their children, Anna and Jack, keep them on their toes!
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