Granger Smith has announced that he is leaving the music industry to focus on ministry
The country singer has announced that he is leaving the music industry to focus on ministry. “This message is so difficult to post. The words for this caption are so hard to find,” he wrote with a video he posted Tuesday on social media. “Not because I don’t believe in the truth of them, but because this marks the end of the longest era in my life! Touring…24 years of it.” Smith will wrap up performing with his “Like A River” shows this summer.
“I have felt a strong desire to pursue ministry,” Smith said. “This doesn’t mean I’m going to start a church, or a crusade, or a revival. This means that me and my family are going to serve our local church.” Smith said he’s been attending Southern Baptist Seminary and enjoying a time of “learning and growing.” He also has a book titled, “Like A River,” coming out on August 1.
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