Jayson VanHook, vice president for information services at Lee. “The Voices of Lee has developed a loyal followership among their fan base, and this fan base is quickly growing in number,” said Dr. That number has grown to over 160,000 since the release of Voices’ performance of “What a Beautiful Name.” Between then and the release of the most recent video, Voices’ Facebook page reached 61,500 followers. Prior to the release of the first recording, Voices’ Facebook page had 21,700 followers. That recording, along with this most recent one, are a continuation of the Voices of Lee A Cappella worship series. Several weeks ago, Voices posted a performance of “No Longer Slaves,” which received nearly 9 million views. “First, that the viewers have found it to be uplifting, and second, that it has given so many people an opportunity to learn about Lee University.” “We are so grateful for the response to this video,” said Danny Murray, director of Voices of Lee. To date, the video has been viewed there over 20 million times and has been shared more than 150,000 times. The video went on to reach the viral mark with 5 million views within two days. It was posted to Voices’ Facebook page on July 2, hitting one million views in under 22 hours. The video has since been viewed over 20 million times.įilmed by Lee Communication Arts students, the video was recorded in the Lee University Chapel.

Lee University’s elite A Cappella group Voices of Lee recently posted a video of a recording of Hillsong’s “What a Beautiful Name” and Elevation Worship’s “Resurrecting,” arranged by former Voices member Phil Nitz, to its Facebook page.

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