Christian Musicianary Band "Take No Glory" Leads Worship

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“Take No Glory,” a Christian musicianary band, will lead worship services at Cypress Church on Sunday, November 15th. Cypress Church is celebrating their Year of Worship and they have invited several different praise and worship groups to be guest worship leaders during the past several months.

“Take No Glory” is a non- profit musical group and they will be giving away free copies of their latest album “Beautiful Slave” on Sunday at the church. The title song on their new album was written by lead singer and keyboardist Johnna Utile. She was inspired to write this song after reading the story of a young girl that was forced to be a child sex slave.

Johnna and her husband Ian formed the band a few years ago to bring life changing music and the message about Jesus to the world. They are not associated with any major recording label and have chosen to primarily distribute their music through internet outlets like Facebook, YouTube and MySpace.

Johnna started writing songs and playing the piano and guitar when she gave up her old way of living in 1999. At that time she felt God’s call on her life and has devoted her talents and energy to serving Jesus. The new album “Beautiful Slave” is not just an individual effort. It is the product of four years of songwriting and studio work with a very supportive team of musicians. Ian and Johnna have been attending the Schools of Ministry and Worship in Costa Mesa.

Cypress Church is located at 6143 Ball Road just east of Valley View. Information is available at (714) 952-3001 or online at www.cypresschurch.net.

“Take No Glory, will also share their unique blend of pop and rock music with the community at the “It’s A Grind” Coffee Shop on Saturday, November 14th from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm. The coffee shop is located at 9111 Valley View in Cypress across the street from Cypress College.