Worship facilitator, Matt McChlery was born in Zimbabwe. From an early age, it was apparent that he had natural musical ability. Shortly after his 13th birthday, at a Christian rock concert, he committed his life to the Lord. Following this, Matt started getting involved in his school youth group. With a little guidance, Matt taught himself how to play guitar and started facilitating worship at the age of 15. It was at Rhodes University, South Africa, where Matt's songwriting really started to show signs of maturity and were increasingly used to bless his local church. Since then God has been directing his life towards musical ministry. Songwriting runs in the family as Matt's great, great, great grandfather, Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould wrote the classic hymn 'Onward Christian Soldiers'. Matt believes that some of the anointing he carries is part of a generational blessing as well as an individual mantle and calling upon his own life. Matt now lives in the UK, teaching at a primary school. At the same time he is facilitating worship at, and is on the leadership team of his local church (The King's Church, Wisbech) and continues to write worship songs that he hopes will be a blessing to the body of Christ throughout the world.