Worship leader and songwriter Pat Barrett is bringing the message of resurrection hope to a national audience this Easter Sunday, as he joins Fox & Friends for its special "Faith & Friends" segment.
Barrett, known for writing some of the most widely sung worship songs in churches around the world, shared his excitement about the opportunity, calling it "an honor" to celebrate Easter with viewers across the country.
The appearance places Barrett at the center of a nationally televised moment of worship, as Fox & Friends highlights faith-driven voices during one of the most significant days on the Christian calendar. While the exact song selection has not been officially confirmed, Barrett is expected to perform music reflecting the themes of resurrection, new life, and the victory of Christ-hallmarks of his songwriting and ministry.
Best known for songs like "Build My Life" and "Good Good Father," Barrett has become a defining voice in modern worship, blending theological depth with accessible melodies that resonate across denominations. His music consistently points listeners back to the character of God, making him a fitting presence for an Easter broadcast centered on hope and renewal.
The "Faith & Friends" series has increasingly featured Christian artists, pastors, and voices of faith during key moments throughout the year, offering viewers a blend of conversation, testimony, and live worship. Barrett's inclusion continues that tradition, bringing a congregational worship experience into homes nationwide.
The Easter Sunday broadcast of Fox & Friends airs live on the Fox News Channel from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. ET, with Barrett's segment expected within that window. Viewers can also stream the program through the Fox News app or watch highlight clips released across digital platforms following the broadcast.
As churches around the world gather to proclaim "He is risen," Barrett's appearance offers a unique extension of that celebration-taking the sound of worship beyond church walls and into the public square.
