Reviewed by Tony Cummings

God is doing something very special in the city of Stoke-on-Trent. Spontaneous meetings of prayer bringing together many of Stoke's churches, a growing Christian media community and now, it seems, some worship music resonating with prophetic relevance. The title track explores the meaning of Stoke-on-Trent's name (yes, it means Holy Place on the River) while the next song, "The Highest Height" is as tender a worship song as you'll hear this year. Despite some glitches in this low budget production (a tendancy for the sister on the title track to go slightly flat, the over-long arrangements of the songs), the sheer passion and conviction of these five songs will resonate with any listener seeking the Father's heart.

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