Circuit Riders

Circuit Riders is a worship collective and grassroots missionary movement launched by YWAM alumni in 2012. The organization is based in Huntington Beach, California. Circuit Rider Music serves as the musical expression of the broader Circuit Riders movement, consisting of artists, musicians, and producers who serve as full-time missionaries. The movement draws inspiration from early American revivalist preachers such as John Wesley and Francis Asbury.

The collective’s mission focuses on reaching the next generation, particularly on college campuses, through tours and training schools. Key figures associated with Circuit Rider Music include Lindy Cofer, Eniola Abioye, and Joshua Brennt. The collective operates various sub-projects and bands, including RIDERS and the Greenhouse Prayer Room.

Circuit Riders has released several albums and singles, including “I Saw The Lord,” “All My Life,” “I’ve Been Meaning to Say This,” “Garage Sessions Vol. 1,” and the single “Stand Here.” The song “Worthy Of It All” is also part of the catalog under Lindy & The Circuit Riders. Additionally, Lindy Cofer released the album “Every Nation,” which trended at #1 on Christian Billboard charts.