Christian music artist and pastor Steve Camp passed this week on November 11, 2026, after a battle with heart failure. He was 71 years old.
Camp’s musical career began in 1975, and he spent more than 50 years sharing the hope of the Gospel through his music and his time as a pastor.
During his music career, Camp was responsible for 22 albums, 15 No. 1 songs, and 40+ Top 10s.
He also received many notable awards, including being one of two recipients of the NARAS President's Merit Award for his exemplary work, "Do Something Now" The Cause; writing the GRAMMY Award-winning song, "Martin," a tribute to the late Martin Luther King, Jr., performed by gospel legend Shirley Caesar; as well as a GRAMMY Award nomination for "Love's Not A Feeling."
In addition, Camp was well known for the 1997 release of his The 107 THESES: A Call to Reformation for the Contemporary Christian Music Industry.
You can learn more about Steve Camp’s life and legacy right here.
