Lauren Daigle, Natalie Grant, and Michael W. Smith have shared some socially-distanced tunes as a special thank you to health care workers.
With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting social interaction and physical contact, many artists have had to get creative with their music.
Daigle's recently shared social distancing version of Your Wings came with a special message of encouragement to front line workers.
"Sending a special thank you and a song of encouragement to health care workers and those at @vanderbilthealth for their service during this pandemic," Daigle says in her online post.
"My #Gratitune for you all is Your Wings."
The gratitude hashtag was created by Vanderbilt University Medical Center as a way for artists and others to show their gratitude to doctors, nurses, and medical staff working during the coronavirus pandemic through performing music.
Natalie Grant has participated in the online challenge, performing an acoustic version of her song, A Song A Day Keeps The Crazies Away.
"Tonight’s song, which I’m calling my Gratitune, is dedicated to all the doctors, nurses and medical personnel serving around the world - especially doctors, nurses and medical staff at Vanderbilt University Medical Center who are serving my community and fighting this epidemic," Grant writes in the caption of her online performance.
Grant also shared the faith significance behind her choice in song.
"He never promised life would be easy. Or perfect. His promise was when everything fell, we’d be held," Grant writes in the caption of her online performance.
Michael W. Smith also shared his thanks online through the performance of the gratitune Friends.
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