LANCASTER, Pa. (Dec. 12, 2025) – Junction Center Productions is thrilled to bring renowned Irish Christian folk-worship band Rend Collective to Lancaster Bible College this spring.

The concert set for 7 p.m. April 12, 2026, in Good Shepherd Chapel at 901 Eden Road promises to be an unforgettable night of inspiration, worship and joy, featuring some of the band’s most beloved hits, including “My Lighthouse,” “Build Your Kingdom Here,” “Hallelujah Anyway,” “Counting Every Blessing,” “Your Name Is Power” and more.

Tickets are on sale now at thejunctioncenter.com/events or by calling The Junction Center box office at 717.459.3701. General admission doors open at 6:15 p.m., with early access for VIP experience and deluxe ticket holders.

Making several stops along the Mid-Atlantic East Coast before finishing their spring tour in Europe, Rend Collective has long believed worship should feel more like a celebration than a performance. From their earliest days gathering on beaches and in living rooms to now leading worship across the world, the band hailing from the rugged coast of Northern Ireland has held to one mission: to joyfully share the good news of Jesus through authentic, Spirit-filled worship.

Since releasing their debut “Organic Family Hymnal,” Rend Collective has grown from a small worshiping community into a global voice, amassing more than 1 billion career streams and earning multiple gold- and platinum-selling singles. Their catalog also includes the international worship anthem “Hallelujah Anyway,” which has resonated deeply with churches worldwide.

The group’s breakout single, “Build Your Kingdom Here,” became an early global anthem, and Rend Collective’s momentum continued through a run of chart-topping albums. “The Art of Celebration” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart, followed by several additional No. 1 releases, including “As Family We Go,” “Good News” and “Campfire.” Known for their energetic, folk-infused worship, Rend Collective has toured with major artists such as Chris Tomlin, MercyMe, Hillsong United, Kari Jobe and Lecrae, all while preserving a sound rooted in joy, community and honest storytelling.

Across albums such as “As Family We Go” (2015), “Campfire II” (2016), “Good News” (2017), “Choose to Worship” (2020), “Whosoever” (2022), “FOLK!” (2025) and "Christmas in Belfast" (2025), Rend Collective continues to grow musically while staying true to the heart of their ministry.