


Colleen Taylor is a prairie soul with a heart for the world. She grew up singing and playing piano in rural southeast Saskatchewan, but has lived in China, visited Mexico, lived and traveled in metropolitan cities, and has worked with international students and foreign workers. Colleen’s ministry is called “Siretona,” which means “Sing Release To Nations.”
Through Siretona, Colleen sings and speaks freedom to nations and generations. Her music and writing tell poignant stories, lament injustice, call for change, and celebrate the gifts in life.
In October 2008 along with Lisa Cornish and Elizabeth A. Taylor, Colleen and Dara, cowrote “Child of My Heart,” to sing at a fundraiser for OptionS Pregnancy Centre. Someone once told Colleen that inside every man is a nation. She realized this is also true of women. Saving unborn children and helping their mothers to find wholeness is a powerful way to bring release to nations.
Colleen holds professional membership as a writer and editor with The Word Guild. After two years of living with her brother, a professional potter, in the old school in Duval, Saskatchwan, Colleen relocated to Calgary, where she's glad the wide-open spaces are less than 5 minutes away!
Header photo by Lisa Cornish
Performance photos by Amy Robertson
Order physical CDs: Minus 40 Tour,
Prairie Soul (Colleen), Live in Hudson Bay (Dara)