Reviewed by Paddy Hudspith

The famous home of the Toronto Blessing releases another quality offering, recorded at their regular Catch The Fire international leader's meetings. Worship leaders Robert Critchley, Jeremy Sinnott, Owen Hurter, Mike Hughes and Kelly Warren direct operations with passion and professionalism, fronting a tight band and also allowing the worship to breathe at times. With the exception of two tracks (the Redmans and Reuben Morgan are represented), all are home-grown offerings, new to this reviewer and sadly lacking many memorable hooks. A few are flavoured with rock guitar flourishes and most bring to mind the (former) Stoneleigh Band but without their stylistic range. All in all, a good worship album, but I had hoped for something a little more impressive from a release bearing the celebrated name of the Toronto Airport church.

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