HALLELUJAH IN THE WOMB
“Hallelujah in the Womb”, written and composed by Sarah Vienna is a heartfelt song of praise for the miracle of Jesus choosing to be formed in Mary’s womb. He could have come in power, but instead He came in vulnerability, fully human, to feel what we feel, to walk among us, and ultimately to save us. Born to live, to die, to rise, and to rule—what a loving God we serve. “This is one of my favorite songs I’ve written, and I pray the Holy Spirit fills your heart as you listen.”
Song available for download on all digital platforms.
Read the Story Behind
the song
Discover the inspiration behind "Hallelujah in the Womb": Mission to the Manger — the wondrous journey Jesus makes from Heaven to His first nine months on earth, within His mother’s womb. Mission to the Manger is written by author Jennifer Wilder Morgan in partnership with BabyLifeBegins.com Perfect for readers ages 8 and up. Available on Amazon. For more information visit www.ImAlive.us
I'M ALIVE
Inspired during a visit to a pregnancy resource center in Hazleton, PA, “I’m Alive” came to me in a powerful moment—holding baby models the size of strawberries, realizing the miracle of life in the womb. That moment reminded me of my mom, who had seven daughters and became a passionate pro-life advocate after Roe v. Wade. In 1974, she wrote her own song, “Voice of the Unborn Baby.” Now I’m carrying that legacy forward. Back home, I picked up my guitar, recorded the song, and sent it to my band in Eagle Rock, PA. They gave it rhythm and soul—and “I’m Alive” was born.
Song available for download on all digital platforms.
