Grace Notes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Travis Greene / Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four
Jenny Oaks Baker performs "The Spirit of God" and Travis Greene performs "Good and Loved."
Gentri / Brooke White
Brooke White sings "Something Divine." GENTRI sings "Believe."
Paul Cardall / McKenna Breinholt
Paul Cardall performs "Gracie's Theme." McKenna Breinholt performs "Be Still My Soul."
Lindsey Stirling / BYU Vocal Point
Lindsey Stirling performs "Between Twilight." BYU Vocal Point perform "Nearer, My God To Thee."
Alex Boye / Watkins Family Hour
Alex Boye sings "I Heard Him Come." Watkins Family Hour perform "Miles of Desert Sand."
Leigh Nash / The Lower Lights
Leigh Nash sings "Something Worth Leaving Behind." The Lower Lights perform "Brightly Beams Our Fat
Jekalynn Carr / Peter Breinholt
Jekalyn Carr sings "Jesus Reigns Forevermore." Peter Breinholt sings "Sweet Hour of Prayer."
The National Parks / Ashley Hess
The National Parks perform "Sweetwater." Ashley Hess sings "The Moment You Stand."
John Ondrosik / Lexi Walker
John Ondrosik performs "Hope." Lexi Walker sings "I Will Trust In You."
Yolanda Adams
Yolanda Adams sings "That Name" and "Since the Last Time I Saw You."
A Grace Notes Christmas
With Lindsey Stirling, Jekalyn Carr, GENTRI, Travis Greene, The National Parks, and more.
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