The Story Behind
“You are to be a worship leader..”
Through a few simple words, a life was transformed. Klaus Rheinfurth was standing in the middle of a worship when he heard the voice of the Holy Spirit. “It was a near-audible voice.” Rheinfurth recounted. “It was so clear.”
Rheinfurth’s response was one of confusion. “But, Lord, I don’t know how to lead worship.”
The reply was simple. “I will show you.”
Out of obedience to the calling, the platform known as Rivercrossing Worship was born. The name was derived from the founder’s own surname, Rheinfurth, where the German translation literally means “river crossing”. Rheinfurth’s dream through Rivercrossing Worship was to give people an opening to hear the voice of God. From energetic praise to intimate worship, the music of Rivercrossing Worship seeks to connect people with their Heavenly Father.
“The goal of Rivercrossing Worship is simple.” Explained Rheinfurth. “For people to be touched by God so that they may experience the presence of the Lord and His healing power.”
Music
Upon the release of his first album, We Come to Worship, Rheinfurth sought that connection between people and their Creator. This debut praise and worship album is all about the grace and mercy of God. From uplifting praise to deep worship, these songs impart the presence of God.
Sanctuary Blog
The purpose of Rivercrossing Worship isn’t just to lead people into God’s presence, but to teach them about God Himself. The Sanctuary Blog seeks to give people an opening into understanding the heart of the Father. As a teacher anointed of the Holy Spirit in the House of Israel, Rheinfurth is passionate about uncovering the mysteries of the Bible and helping to explain Who God says He is.
Upcoming Projects
Rivercrossing Worship is preparing to release the newest single, “Be Glorified Rejoice” within the year. “Be Glorified Rejoice” is a praise song seeking to bring the joy of the Lord to the listener. The single is paving the way for more from the up-and-coming worship platform, Rivercrossing Worship.