Send The Light

Inge Schultz is a digital recording artist who lives in Black Diamond, Washington. Inge experience spans over 30 years as a local performing artist in Washington State. Inge got her start as a young teen singing in the choir at Oxford Junior High School in Anaheim, Southern California. In 1973, Inge became involved in an evangelistic group from the Seventh Day Advantage Church, which sang songs at train depots as well as downtown street corners in the city of Perth, Western Australia. The group sang gospel songs such as Try a Little Kindness, and Heaven Came Down and Glory Filled my Soul. Inge musical talents also included playing the clarinet. Inge participated in the Seattle All City Band in the summer of 1974. The band was privilege to go to Spokane, Washington, and perform for Expo. 74. In the fall of 1974, Inge's senior year at Kent Meridian High School in Kent, Washington, she traded her faithful clarinet in at Green River Music for a classical guitar. Inge began an adventure of learning classical style picking, and chord progressions. Inge wrote her first composition titled, 'Lasting Love' in 1975. This song helped kick off her desire to write and compose music. Almost all songs she sang were composed on her classical guitar. Inge has participated in many fairs throughout King and Pierce County in Washington State. Inge assumed position as entertainment coordinator for Kent Cornucopia Days in Kent, Washington during the years of 1987 to 1993. During her years at Kent Cornucopia Days, Inge would fill in empty time slots by singing gospel and folk music. Inge continues to write music and creates new musical arrangements of hymns and worship songs as well as new compositions that are varied in musical styles. Inge has her own studio at home and uses Propellerhead Reason full music production studio software. Inge has digitally transferred most of earlier music that was in analog format into Reason software. Inge states, 'It is amazing how technology has changed in the music industry; because of this change, it has allowed many songwriters like myself to create their own music. Inge has also volunteered as ministry chapel leader for the Bread of Life Mission in Seattle, Washington where she shared the gospel message through music during the evening chapel services. Inge states that sharing the gospel message is a heart felt experience of God's love working through us to touch lives. At any time in life, one may find themselves homeless due to circumstances that may not always be the fault of an individual. People need to help support homeless shelters across the U.S. This is one way of accomplishing the dream of helping the homeless in Seattle. Those individuals that came into the evening service at the Bread of Life Mission and asked Inge if she had an album received a special blessing in hearing Inge sing, since there was no professional album available. This album was created to bless others by reaching out with a helping hand to those who are in need. 50% of all sales will go to the Bread of Life Mission. The Bread of Life Mission has a wonderful history of serving the homeless population in Seattle for 75 years.