Carly Pearce Preaches Acceptance On New Song “Church Girl”

GRAMMY, CMA & ACM Award-winning Country star Carly Pearce continues to put “her heart and vulnerability at the fore” (Billboard) with her new song “Church Girl,” out via Big Machine Records. With the new track, Pearce offers a compassionate re-examination of the beliefs many of us are raised with. She sings the unexpected as she empathetically belts, “I’m just a sinner, who’s been where you’re at. So you like to get high when you talk to Jesus. So you love who you love, and you go out on the weekends. So you drink, and you think for yourself, that don’t mean you’ll go to hell when you leave this world. Just ‘cause you heard it in church, girl.” With a clear message of acceptance, “Church Girl” unfolds as a warm, encouraging open letter to anyone still finding their way, delivered through the voice of someone who’s lived the journey.

“Church Girl” inspires listeners to meet one another with more love and less judgement. Since first teasing the song on social media earlier this month, the track has generated buzz and ignited passionate conversation amongst listeners, with many fans flocking to Pearce’s social media pages to share how the song’s powerful message has resonated with or encouraged them.

“I know a lot of y’all have been inspired to share your stories here,” Pearce shared in an Instagram post last week. “I see you. Please know, this is a place for love and a place for acceptance. No matter what you’re going through, or what you’ve overcome, ‘Church Girl’ is for you.”

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