Damascus Worship and Seph Schlueter have released a new live single, "What Can I Say But Thank You," featuring vocalist MarySarah McBride.
The song is the latest in a growing string of live worship releases from Damascus Worship, the music ministry of Damascus, a Catholic missionary community based in Columbus, Ohio, where Schlueter serves as a worship leader. The single follows recent live releases like "Rest of My Life" and "Receive the Fragrance," both part of the group's build-up to their upcoming 2026 album, also titled Receive the Fragrance.
Schlueter, who first gained national attention when his song "Counting My Blessings" topped Billboard's Christian Airplay and Christian AC Airplay charts, has remained closely tied to Damascus Worship even as his solo career grew with Provident Label Group and Sony Music. He was named Billboard's second-best new Christian artist of 2024.
"What Can I Say But Thank You" leans into a theme that's become something of a signature for Schlueter's catalog: simple, heartfelt gratitude. It joins a growing catalog of collaborations between Schlueter and Damascus Worship, including songs featuring fellow vocalists Abby Randolph, Christian Quilon, and Olivia Parker.
For longtime fans of the Damascus Worship community, the release offers another glimpse into the live, communal worship style that's defined the group since its earliest recordings - and for new listeners, an accessible entry point into a growing corner of the Catholic worship music scene.
The single is available now on all major streaming platforms.
