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    Carrie Underwood brought Las Vegas to its knees with a hymn so powerful it silenced thousands in stunned tears

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodApril 22, 20253 Mins Read
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    Carrie Underwood Ends Her Vegas Residency with a Soul-Stirring Performance of “How Great Thou Art”

    Some farewells linger long after the final note—and Carrie Underwood’s was one of them.

    As she wrapped up her Reflection residency at Resorts World Las Vegas, Carrie didn’t close with fireworks or spectacle. Instead, she stood alone in the spotlight and offered a quiet, spiritual gift: a breathtaking performance of “How Great Thou Art.” For four unforgettable minutes, the room held its breath—and time itself seemed to pause.

    🎙️ A Reverent End to a Dazzling Run
    Fans came expecting the usual showstopping production—big vocals, dazzling lights, and high energy. But on this final night, Carrie chose something else: stillness. Intimacy. Reverence. And in doing so, she delivered a moment that transcended entertainment.

    There was no flash. No frills. Just a voice and a message. One so deeply felt, it left the audience in tearful silence.

    From Honky-Tonks to Holy Ground
    Carrie first stunned the world with her version of How Great Thou Art back in 2011, performing it with Vince Gill on the ACM Girls’ Night Out special. That performance became an instant classic—widely praised as one of the most powerful live vocals in country music history.

    But in Vegas, without the glare of cameras or pressure of broadcast, the song took on an even deeper meaning.

    Fan videos captured the scene: Carrie alone, softly lit, her voice rising in quiet devotion.

    “Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee…”

    No vocal theatrics. No dramatic staging. Just raw, sincere worship—and an entire room captivated by the sacredness of the moment.

    📖 A Timeless Hymn, Reimagined with Heart
    How Great Thou Art, penned in 1885 by Carl Boberg, has been passed down through generations—from gospel choirs to icons like Elvis Presley and Alan Jackson. But Carrie Underwood has added her own chapter to the song’s long history.

    @nowimchanged I made it to the very first show of this residency, so it was only fitting that I made it to the very last! So thankful for all the trips I made out to Vegas for this show! Always unreal. #carrieunderwood #reflection #lasvegas #resortsworld #vocals #belting #country #countrymusic #gospel ♬ original sound – Seth

    Not because she sings it louder or flashier—but because she sings it with such genuine humility and heart.

    The same performance was later featured on her 2021 gospel album My Savior, a deeply personal project that many fans see as her most spiritual and authentic work yet. Carrie didn’t just grow up in church—she brings church with her, wherever she goes.

    💬 The Crowd Didn’t Just Listen — They Felt It
    One fan in the crowd said it best:

    “This is how you go to church.”

    Another added:

    “She doesn’t perform that song — she offers it. Every time.”

    As the final note faded, the room stayed silent for a beat. Then came the applause—not loud or wild, but full of reverence. Not just for the performance, but for the moment.

    Carrie Underwood didn’t end her Vegas residency with a grand finale. She ended it with a prayer.

    And for those lucky enough to be in the room, How Great Thou Art wasn’t just heard—it was felt.

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