Robert Lowry is a famous American Baptist preacher and hymn writer who has penned various hymns throughout his career. He is well-known for including a unique style of music in his songs, such as off-the-beat rhythms, good diction, and steady rhythms, thus stood out in his era.

To learn singing like Lowry, follow the steps in Singing Carrots' singing course. Start with the "Breathing basics" article, where you will learn to breathe correctly. Then, move on to "Voice registers & vocal break," where you will discover different voice registers and learn how to connect them. Next, go through the "Warm-up/Practice-starter" and "Vocal Pitch Monitor" tools for practice.

Additionally, to imitate Lowry's voice, you must develop your resonators. You can achieve this by practicing the "Resonance in singing" article and humming exercises. Lowry was also known for his clarity of diction, so focus on "Articulation."

For practical inspiration, choose from the vast range of songs at Singing Carrots that match Lowry's range, including "The Rock that is Higher than I," "A New Name in Glory," and "I Need Thee Every Hour." There is also a list of his hymns at Singing Carrots' "Song-book."

Lastly, you need to maintain a healthy vocal life by following the "Vocal health" article. Ensure you breathe deep in the inhale so that your lungs and body remain healthy.

Use these various articles, exercises, and songs from Singing Carrots to imitate the singing style of Robert Lowry and connect to the listener.