Reviewed by Steve Best

Charity manages to combine being a mother of four kids with a ministry on the road in the Utah, Missouri and Wyoming area. Listening to this six-track offering it's clear to see that Charity feels most at home on piano/ballad-style pieces, such as the "Love Is Medley" and "In Whom I Have Trusted" but on the more up tempo numbers such as opener "I Feel My Savior's Love" and the acoustic guitar pop of "Standing On The Outside" (where incidentally the production renders the guitars way too tinny for their own good), Charity's fragile and somewhat one-dimensional voice sounds a bit out of its depth and at times swamped in the mix. That said there are some nice fiddle flourishes and I don't doubt for a second that Charity has an important ministry in her particular corner of the vineyard.

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