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Hannah Keisling is a Catholic songwriter and worship leader in the Omaha metro leading music at retreats, liturgies and conferences.  Her music is described as prayerful, acoustic and reverent. It is both soothing and convicting. She has an ability to draw the congregation deeper into prayer by her prayerful guitar strumming and smooth vocal sounds.

For Hannah, writing original songs began as a hobby in college which developed into a form of prayer. While taking voice lessons and learning music theory, she began to explore her own creativity and style within music. Hannah has continued to write music that she shares as inspiration to others to strengthen their faith and grow in their trust of God the Father. Her songs have an acoustic and contemporary feel that leads the listener through struggles into the heart of the Father. Her songs often speak of redemption and a return to faith with God as the Savior.

Hannah is first and foremost a wife and mother. She has been married for 13 years and has four children. Her vocation to her family has provided inspiration for her songwriting and encouragement to continue sharing her gifts with others. Hannah has also been devoted to a life of ministry for over 14 years and is currently working as a youth minister at a local parish.

If you are looking for music that will elevate the prayer at your next retreat or Liturgy, contact her today.

 

Upcoming:

  • April 3rd, 7:00pm
    • “Night of Praise” at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Omaha An hour of Eucharistic Adoration with praise and worship music
  • April 21st, 7:00pm
    • “Night of Song and Prayer” at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Omaha Hannah will share original songs and sing with special guest, Fr. Taylor Leffler
  • April 30th, 1:30pm
    • Wedding at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Omaha
  • May 7th, 2:00pm
    • Wedding at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Wahoo, NE
  • May 9th, 7:00pm
    • Holy Hour for Vocations, St. Vincent de Paul Church
  • June 1st, 7:00pm
    • Welcome Candlelight Mass, St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Omaha, NE
  • July 24 – 26
    • Priest & Deacon Conference, St. Patrick Catholic Church, Fremont, NE
  • July 29-31
    • I Believe Family Conference, St. Patrick Catholic Church, Fremont, NE
My last concert of the summer! Spending the summer doing some of my favorite things! Bonfire nights, soccer and Bible study nights, family vacations, youth conferences and more. Praise the Lord!!! Happy Easter Monday! A couple weeks ago, l was home with a cold. Probably should have been resting my voice, but I just couldn’t resist singing this beautiful song by Mission House called “I Don’t Have Much.” It’s so simple and so beautiful. My favorite kind of song to pray with. For all ages. Join me for time to take a deep breath and be in the presence of Jesus. I’ll be singing at noon Mass today for Ash Wednesday. All glory to God. Each day we need to turn to the Lord. And each day he provides. I really connected with the imagery that God is like a baker who bakes us fresh bread every morning before we even wake up. He is ready to satisfy our hunger before we even know we are hungry. God was truly moving invisible mountains this past Saturday.

Testimonials

  • I’ve been blessed to worship and pray with Hannah on many different occasions. Hannah has helped me lead worship for retreats and many different evenings of adoration. Our Heavenly Father has truly gifted Hannah with a beautiful and anointed voice. As a worship leader myself, I have experienced the difference between singing songs and praying songs. Hannah definitely prays through her music. She brings people into an encounter with God’s heart.

    Father Michael Voithofer, St. Gerald’s, Ralston, NE

    Hannah definitely prays through her music

  • Hannah Keisling is a woman of strong faith and high moral fiber.  I have known her for close to ten years and have found her to have a deep love for the Lord and her family. Evidence of this love can be heard in her music. She is a talented musician who is able to elevate minds and hearts to God by using her gift of song. I am blessed to have her has a friend and to be able to minister to others with her at Masses for healing.

    Father Walter Nolte, St. Bernard’s Catholic Church, Omaha, NE

    Elevates minds and hearts to God