Al Gordon

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Al Gordon is a worship leader and songwriter based at vibrant Anglican church Holy Trinity Brompton, where he is the Associate Director of Worship.

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[edit] Worship Central

Al Gordon has been involved in setting up the Worship Central project with Holy Trinity Brompton's Director of Worship, Tim Hughes. He is a regular blogger and features as one of the hosts of the monthly Worship Central Podcast.

[edit] Songwriting

Al Gordon's songs are published by in the UK by Survivor Records and distributed globally by EMI CMG

[edit] Other

Al Gordon was educated at Marlborough College and read Philosophy & Politics at the University of Edinburgh. After graduating in 2000, he worked in the film industry before joining the staff of Holy Trinity Brompton in 2003. He is married Olivia Gordon, an architect.

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

  • Worship Central[1]
  • Holy Trinity Brompton[2]
  • Al Gordon guitar tabs[3]
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