Award-winning Christian music artist performs at Rotary luncheon

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Written by Brian Walzel Monday, 17 May 2010 08:53

Award-winning Christian music artist performs at Rotary luncheon

Christian music recording artist Matt Brouwer was the featured guest at the May 12 meeting of the Tomball Rotary Club. Brouwer, born in Nova Scotia, Canada, received the Canadian Juno Award (considered to be Canada’s version of the Grammy Awards) for Christian Album of the Year, for his latest album, Where’s Our Revolution, released in September 2009. Brouwer, who currently lives in Texas and performs regularly at Woodlands United Methodist Church, played songs off the album, including “All My Tears,” “Beautiful Now,” and “Come Back Around.”