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Music Update: Steven Curtis Chapman

Music Update: Steven Curtis Chapman

By Thu Phan Jan 12, 2004 12:09 EST

Steven Curtis Chapman’s holiday release sold out two weeks before Christmas. We’re talking 400.000 units! The limited edition CD featured Chapman’s six new renditions of Christmas classics and six paste-ons of his 1996 holiday release, Music of Christmas.

The song "Moment Made For Worshipping" is now #5 on the Radio & Records' Adult Contemporary and Inspirational Christian charts. The song was taken from All About Love, an album Chapman dedicated to his wife Mary Beth, which also features his #1 title track "How Do I Love Her".

For Chapman’s summer album release, he will head to the studio in February. He is also arranging to perform at major outdoor Christian music festivals.

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