Steve Grace’s Eternity Truck is bringing music and the Gospel beyond church walls, taking a mobile concert stage to remote communities and country towns. This is great news. Make sure you pass it on.

“Aussies are more likely to go to a football field to hear the Gospel than sit in a pew,” says Steve Grace.

His new Eternity Truck will meet that need head-on. The iconic Australian musician’s Mack truck and a trailer that transforms into a stage are mobilising a decade-long missionary vision. Steve told The Daily Declaration that the big black rig will “facilitate outdoor events.” This will be “less about Steve Grace, more associated with bringing hope to hurting towns, pumping out the Gospel and good music.” He’s even been gifted a quality used PA system, “donated by a mate in South Australia.” Still a work in progress, aside from an equipment pod, lighting gear and a new paint job, most of the rig is ready.

Steve Grace has been a pioneer in Australian Christian music since the 1980’s. He has released countless songs and albums, won many music awards and for years has done the hard yards of touring Australian outback Towns and communities.

For many recent years he has had the big dream to build the Eternity Truck and take to the road again with the Gospel and music to encourage Aussie hearts and faith. This Eternity Rig will be able to set up and play a concert anywhere people can gather and share the good news of hope for everyone.