Millard approached Lipscomb with his vision for Imagine House. “Imagine House is the place where you can dream about your future, ignite the wonder of your faith, apprentice under successful pioneers that have blazed a trail ahead of you and collaborate with other multifaceted artists to create what’s next.” “Imagine House will be a place that intentionally brings filmmakers, musicians, designers and animators into creative collaborations that sharpen their ability to tell compelling stories while also inspiring them to connect their art more deeply with their faith,” said Mike Fernandez, dean of Lipscomb’s George Shinn College of Entertainment & the Arts. Imagine House is the only initiative of its kind in the country that offers students with varying artistic interests, an innovative education, real market entertainment experiences and a nation wide mentoring network.
MercyMe has received numerous GRAMMY®nominations, American Music Awards, a Billboard Music Award, and numerous GMA Dove Awards and KLOVE Fan Awards. He wrote the band’s landmark song “I Can Only Imagine,” which was the first digital single in Christian music history to be certified 4x platinum, after the loss of his father to cancer. Millard is the frontman and principal songwriter for MercyMe. Randolph Lowry announced the launch of a significant new, innovative immersive-learning initiative for students with a partnership between Lipscomb’s George Shinn College of Entertainment & the Arts and Nashville’s Bart Millard, lead singer of the band MercyMe, called Imagine House. NASHVILLE (April 27, 2021) – Lipscomb University announced an innovative partnership that will provide students seeking careers in entertainment and music a unique immersive learning experience at its IMAGINE 2021 “The Soul of America Today” event featuring former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jon Meacham tonight. To launch innovative immersive learning initiative Lipscomb University announces partnership with
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