This is a special weekend edition of the World and Everything in it.

I'm Paul Butler.

Earlier this week, we highlighted a few minutes of a recent conversation between world's

Travis Kircher and early contemporary Christian music artist Twyla Paris.

In 1981, Paris recorded her first commercial studio project, No One You're Around.

She was a relatively unknown songwriter at the time, just 20 years old. However, growing up

performing in churches and evangelistic meetings, she was no stranger to the

stage.

In contrast to many of the female artists of the 1980s and 90s, Twyla Paris took a different path. She was not

self-promotional.

She was modest, singing humbly and simply.

Many of her most well-known songs have become praise and worship standards.

Songs like, He is exalted.

We will glorify.

Lamb of God.

And we bow down.

She would go on to record more than 20 albums with more than 30 number one radio hits and many awards and accolades. Still, Twyla decided to step out of the limelight

to focus on her family and lead a life of quieter ministry. In a moment, her conversation

with Travis on her upbringing, her faith, and what she's been

up to today.

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