Reviewed by David Faulkner

A mid-price worship album which avoids the poor production values and lack of artist credits so often demonstrated on such CDs. The production here by Paul Burton is excellent, the contributors are classy (Cathy Burton, Ben Cantelon, David Lyle Morris, Marc James and others) and the songs come from the quality stables named Hughes, Redman, Prosch, Doerksen, Tomlin, Layzell, etc. Some of the arrangements are inventive ("Lord, Let Your Glory Fall"), others occasionally pedestrian (Caedmon's Call did a better version of "God Of Wonders"). But overall it comfortably keeps your interest and if you can't afford all the latest worship CDs or you want a primer for your local worship band, this is a worthy release, although I suspect you probably know how "I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever" goes by now.

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