Twila LaBar is an artist and storyteller celebrated for her ability to create meaningful and impactful work. Her creative journey began at age 12, writing songs and playing drums. In the mid-1990s, she moved to Nashville, TN, to pursue her dream of professional songwriting, becoming a staff writer for four major Christian music publishers. Over the years, Twila earned a BMI Award and two Dove Award nominations, including for her widely acclaimed song "Orphans of God."

Twila’s music has been recorded by renowned artists such as Avalon, Point of Grace, Dottie Peoples, Vince Gill, and Kristin Chenoweth. Notably, Ty Herndon and Kristin Chenoweth’s rendition of "Orphans of God" reached #1 on iTunes’ Christmas chart, solidifying her impact in the industry.

Her passion for storytelling has extended into filmmaking, where she has directed three award-winning projects. Her narrative films "Blanche" and "Ten in Texas" feature her original music and have earned numerous film festival accolades. Blanche is available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Vimeo on Demand, while Ten in Texas is streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Her latest film, the documentary "Where the Horses Heal the Soul," explores the transformative power of Equine-Assisted Services. This deeply moving project has garnered multiple festival awards and is set for release in early 2025.

At the heart of Twila’s work is her unwavering dedication to telling stories that uplift and inspire. Whether through her music or films, her art resonates deeply, offering hope, faith, and resilience to audiences worldwide.