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Worship song

Höher

30churches in our map sing this — one of the most-adopted worship songs right now.
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Majesty🌐 German

About “Höher”

Höher, German for Higher, is the German version of ICF Worship's own English song Higher, written by Dominik Laim of the music collective of the ICF church movement founded in Zurich; the original appeared on their 2015 album Pouring Love. The German text was crafted by Jennifer Pepper, Sarah Keim, Zippora Schneider-Ulrich and Steffen Bodemer, and uses mountain imagery to sing of a God who stands higher than everything else. It became the title track of the band's 2018 German-language album, recorded live with vocalist Juri Friesen.

Written by Dominik Laim, Jennifer Pepper, Sarah Keim, Zippora Schneider-Ulrich and Steffen Bodemer · Released 2018 on Höher · CCLI #7051762

Churches that sing it

Real churches in our map with this in their worship playlist — 15 you can watch on YouTube.

Where in the world

Germany
23
Switzerland
7

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Frequently asked

Who wrote “Höher”?

Dominik Laim, Jennifer Pepper, Sarah Keim, Zippora Schneider-Ulrich and Steffen Bodemer. It was first released in 2018 on Höher.

What is “Höher” about?

Höher, German for Higher, is the German version of ICF Worship's own English song Higher, written by Dominik Laim of the music collective of the ICF church movement founded in Zurich; the original appeared on their 2015 album Pouring Love. The German text was crafted by Jennifer Pepper, Sarah Keim, Zippora Schneider-Ulrich and Steffen Bodemer, and uses mountain imagery to sing of a God who stands higher than everything else. It became the title track of the band's 2018 German-language album, recorded live with vocalist Juri Friesen.

How many churches sing “Höher”?

30 churches in the playlist.church map have it in their worship playlists, most often for Majesty — one of the most-adopted worship songs today.