Kathy Taylor

Kathy Taylor, an accomplished national recording artist, songwriter, producer, and
community activist, serves as Minister of Music at Windsor Village United Methodist Church in Houston under the dynamic leadership of Pastor Kirbyjon H. Caldwell. There, Kathy oversees a massive Music and Arts department that is comprised of over 1,200 staff members and volunteers.

The innovative programs instituted by Kathy have set a new standard for music ministry. From her Black History Series featuring the Sacred Music of Duke Ellington to her annual Worship and Arts Conference, she has brought together some of the most critically acclaimed experts in the nation, and her ever-increasing standard of excellence continues to positively impact lives.

Kathy Taylor and Favor, founded by Kathy, is a multitalented singing ensemble known for its meticulous and breathtaking harmonies. Their first two albums produced by Kathy were entitled “He’s Worthy” and “What Would It Profit Me to Gain the Whole World and Lose My Soul?” The third album, “Taylormade,” yielded a Stellar Award Nomination. Kathy’s newest project (which she executive produced) entitled, “Kathy Taylor Live, The Worship Experience,” and released on the Katco Music Group label, is an amazing collection of songs including the eagerly awaited hit single, “Oh How Precious.”

Kathy has received resounding critical acclaim for her outstanding, soul-stirring, and
inspirational performances. She has ministered before Queen Elizabeth II, former
President Bill Clinton, Senator Hillary Clinton, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee,

Rev. Jesse Jackson, Cicely Tyson, Maya Angelou, and many others.

Kathy is the founder of Katco Arts Academy, a summer youth program committed to empowering socially and economically challenged youth. She has served as the Director of Music for the Houston National Day of Prayer observance and works in partnership with the Houston Grand Opera to increase cultural awareness in the community.