Grammy-winning Christian music artist Lauren Daigle (‪@laurendaiglemusic‬) performed recently at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center (EWCC) in Oklahoma to an elated crowd of over 300 women eager to hear the Hold On to Me singer.
As Daigle told the staff and residents in attendance, not only was it her pleasure to be there; on stage at prisons is where she most likes to be.
“You know what a holy roar sounds like,” Daigle said. “People always ask me, where’s your favorite place to perform? And I always say, places you’d never know-prison.”
The event was an overwhelming encouragement to those in attendance, filling the prison gym with songs of worship and celebration. From Hold On to Me to Be Okay, Daigle’s songs served as anthems of assurance that the God who made each one there loved them and would fight their battles for them.
Taking place just before the Christmas season was in full swing, Daigle’s time of worship and Scripture readings left the residents encouraged, hopeful, and with an abundance of cheer in their hearts.
Watch Lauren Daigle’s uplifting visit for yourself and find out why prisons are her favorite place to sing.
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