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Twila Paris

b. 1958 Author of "Lamb of God " in Renew! Songs and Hymns for Blended Worship Twila Paris (born 1958, Fort Worth, Texas) is an American singer–songwriter whose congregational pieces—“He Is Exalted,” “We Will Glorify,” “Lamb of God,” and others—entered hymnals and became staples of late-twentieth-century worship. Beginning with family ministry concerts in childhood, she went on to a long recording career, multiple Dove Awards, and induction into the GMA Hall of Fame; she makes her home in Arkansas and continues to write and minister. J. S. McDuff (from Encyclopedia of Arkansas, entry “Twila Paris,” and the artist’s official materials, retrieved 9/20/2025)

Darrell Bledsoe

Arranger of "[Your only Son no sin to hide]" in Glorious Praise at The Colonies

Dane K. Shepard

Arranger of "[Your only Son no sin to hide]" in Hymns for Worship

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