Saint Lewis

Rock / Christian / Alternative

Brunswick, GA

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About

SAINT LEWIS, the worship band of Shannon & Cyle Lewis, combine passionate modern rock with an intimate, prophetic edge & solid Biblical depth. SAINT LEWIS seeks to draw even the wayward heart to see God for who He truly is: Wow. God is Wow!

Shannon is the Associate Music Director at Saint Simons Community Church, where his primary responsibility there is to the youth music environments, Originally from Georgetown, Ohio, and now in Brunswick, GA (stopped off for a few years in both Athens, OH & Athens, GA), Shannon has formerly performed with both Set on Edge and Masada. Formerly an Atheist, God got His grip on him and he's been pursuing Jesus ever since.

Cyle Tucker Lewis - a song-writer, pianist, flautist, guitarist, and vocalist - was born and raised in the Brunswick/St. Simons Island area. She is the daughter of accomplished worship leader/songwriter/church planter Mack Tucker and sister of both McKendree Augustas and Danielle (see top friends).

SAINT LEWIS is usually accompanied by Mike Browning, T.J. Thompson, Gary Moore, & Jaimie Roller.

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2 weeks ago

Good vs. Best: exploring your options...

In 1912 the Reverand John Kelman published the now-famous phrase, "the good is the enemy of the best". This week is one of those where I am glad that I am beginning to know what that means.

There was a time when I was the "Yes man" - I said "Yes!" to every single …

My Musical History...

I have not always been this cool.

Given that I'm not really that cool in the first place, I bet many of you can't imagine going downhill from here, but it is true...

I've been writing/recording/performing music for more years that I feel comfortable admitting to. …

Partnering with God: my part & His...

I have to be honest with you: I get the jitters when I hear the phrase "partnering with God" in Christian circles. I get it - we are the responders - it works best for us when we obediently take part in God’s revealed plan - but man, I'm definitely an ant riding a …