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Oh The Deep Deep Love
Sovereign Grace Music
Come Weary Saints
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  ROBIN Mark
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Robin Mark is an acclaimed worship leader and songwriter based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. From this homebase, Robin combines an international ministry in Praise and Worship with a leadership role at Christian Fellowship Church, where he has served for over 20 years. Now Emeritus Director of Worship, Robin provides pastoral oversight to a whole new generation of musicians and leaders in the church where his ground-breaking Revival in Belfast album was recorded.
In addition to his ministry roles, Robin is a partner in the acoustics company F.R. Mark and Associates and a lecturer in Acoustics at Queens University.
Known for his unique blend of Celtic-style instrumentation and modern Christian worship music, Robin is a previous winner of the Gospel Music Association’s “International Award” and was recognized in 2008 as “Worship Artist of the Year” at a UK Radio Awards ceremony. He is a prolific songwriter who has penned standards such as “Days of Elijah,” “Lion of Judah,” “The Wonder of Your Cross” and “Jesus, All For Jesus.” His discography includes the Integrity Music CDs Revival In Belfast, Come Heal This Land, East of the River and Year of Grace, his latest project and first-ever album recorded in the U.S.
Robin also is the author of the book, “Warrior Poets of the 21st Century,” which charts a personal and Biblical journey through worship to underline the importance of a heart of worship in our lives as Christians.
Internationally, Robin has ministered at concerts, conferences and festivals around the world. But in the midst of all his travels, Robin remains firmly rooted in Northern Ireland with his wife Joyce and their three children as they continue to pray for healing after years of political and religious strife.
Of his ministry, Robin says: “I remember being told by an old Pastor to ‘hold everything loosely.’ Everything that I have ever had or will ever achieve is simply God’s grace and pleasure. Any talent that I might muster has been given to me by the Lord, as the Bible says, ‘in accordance with my ability.’ The worth or value of my ministry pales into total insignificance when set against what Christ did for me. All I have ever done is, at its core, an offering of worship in response to Him. Were it all to end or change tomorrow then, so long as I have tried to do whatever He asked me to with all my heart and soul, that’s all that matters. I have been very blessed.”
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