Noah and Aimee Walker of planetboom Are Expecting Their First Child

Noah & Aimee Walker, lead singers of youth worship band planetboom, announced that they are expecting their first child! The baby is due in June 2023. planetboom is the youth ministry of Australian mega church Planetshakers Church. planetboom exists to see this generation encounter the love of Jesus and to see a nation saved.
Planetshakers sends multiple music touring teams across the globe, ministering to millions in over 40 nations. planetboom, as a part of this ministry, embodies the next generation and is passionate about encountering God and seeking His presence. Comprised of young musicians, songwriters and vocalists, the team leads thousands of teenagers in breakthrough praise and worship every week. Relentless in their pursuit of God, they seek to change the culture around them through a new sound of praise and worship that is both relevant and powerful.
All the latest planetboom news and updates can be found at www.planetshakers.com/planetboom, Facebook, YouTube, Spotify and Instagram.
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