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Brian "Head" Welch, a guitarist of the popular Grammy Award-winning nu metal band Korn, recently shared an image of his 2005 Jordan River baptism in celebration of his “spiritual birthday.”

"Instantly, that love from God came into me.” Brian 'Head Welch describes his conversion experience.

Grammy award winning metal band Korn announced they will be performing at Hollywood United Methodist Church in Los Angeles, California on February 3. They will hold a ceremony for those who have passed away during the pandemic before performing.

Korn guitarist Brian Welch posted a video last month titled “Am I Still A Christian?” The two minute video addressed a podcast interview he did with Machine Head’s Rob Flynn in March of last year.

Brian Welch posted on Instagram saying some of his words where taken out of context in an interview where he explained his early experience with Christianity saying, "But I think I went to far with it, and I got obsessed with it…"

Brian “Head” Welch of the band Korn has recently launched a series of wellness centers to help people pursue healing of mind and body. At the same time, he and his daughter are continuing to share their story of redemption.

In his documentary Loud Krazy Love, Brian “Head” Welch of nu metal band Korn explores the brokenness of his life, focusing on his relationship with his daughter. The film highlights the incredible mercy God has on all of us, even those who seem impossibly far from Him.

Recently on the podcast Matt’s Movie Reviews, Korn band member Brian Welch discussed authentic Christianity, his new documentary, and how people in the heavy metal scene are more open to spiritual things than they ever have been.