Carrie Underwood Delivers Stunning Easter Performance At Tennessee Church

Carrie Underwood took the stage to perform during an Easter church service around Nashville, Tennessee.

Some of the churchgoers shared videos of Underwood's performance on social media following the service. Backed by a choir, the eight-time Grammy winner, 43, delivered a powerful rendition of “How Great Thou Art” in a clip shared by digital creator @emilyunscripted on Instagram on Sunday (April 5). She wrote in her caption that “when Carrie Underwood sings at your Easter service (it’s) just one of those moments you don’t forget. The kind that gives you chills and makes you pause for a second. …grateful for this day, this message, and moments that feel a little extra special.” She added a second clip on Instagram later, writing that “our Easter service with Carrie Underwood was just too wonderful not to share one more.” A fan account for Underwood shared a clip from Rolling Hills Community Church YouTube Live, showing the country artist's performance of “Name Above All Names” by Charity Gayle. “She sounds beautiful as always!”

This wasn’t the first time Underwood seemed to surprise attendees of a local church with a stunning performance. In September 2025, for example, churchgoers watched Underwood perform “Pour Your Spirit Out” at a church in Franklin, Tennessee, outside of Nashville. In August 2024, videos circulated of Underwood performing “Goodness of God” at Rolling Hills Community Church.

“How Great Thou Art” appeared on Underwood’s Grammy-winning gospel record, My Savior, in 2021. The country star emotionally said after winning a Grammy for the project, “this is one of the most important bodies of work I’ve ever been a part of, been able to do. This is one thing that I’ve wanted to do literally my whole career. I’ve wanted to make this album, and I got to, and this just means the world to me.”

Underwood’s Easter performance arrives days after she performed “How Great Thou Art” on American Idol, teaming up with 2025 Platinum Ticket winners Filo, Canaan James Hill and Kolbi Jordan. Watch that performance here.