In Belfast in 1979 Paul Kyle was called to care for and teach a group of young people who became known as the Community of the King.
A mature fellowship grew among people of all ages and both persuasions — Catholic and Protestant. Only as each person encountered Jesus could true peace be found.
Part of the fruit of this experience was the first three Paul Kyle albums: “Come Lord Jesus,” “Good Mornin’ Dad” and “O Ireland.” People from both sides of Ireland’s community worked together composing, performing and recording three albums of songs expressing faith and hope for a real and lasting peace in Ireland.
In 1994, Paul, his wife Hillary, and their seven children moved from Belfast to Minneapolis, Minn. Since moving to the states Paul has recorded four new albums: “The Voyage of the Bright Hostage,” “The Trek of the Bright Hostage,” “The Ascent of the Bright Hostage” and “The Flame.”
The Kyles travel nationally and internationally following the Holy Spirit, trusting for provision as they offer the gifts of scripture, song and story to teach and lead people into a deeper experience of God the Father’s love and the freedom that is ours in Christ.