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Kate Miner: Worship From The StripLast year, American worship leader KATE MINER invaded the legendary Roxy Club on LA's Sunset Strip and with her husband David producing, recorded her worship album, 'Live From The Strip'. She met Mike Rimmer. [01.08.00]
Glenn Kaiser: Candidly KaiserOne of the most thought provoking figures in Christian music, GLENN KAISER, has a Best Of blues album just released. Tony Cummings shot him some questions. [01.08.00]
Michael Hart: Songs From The Mountain TopEschewing industry needs and formats, Canadian singer/songwriter MICHAEL HART brings something fresh to worship as Mike Rimmer found out. [01.08.00]
Linda Edwards: The Plymouth-based nurse gaining national recognition.A sweet-voiced nurse from Plymouth is now getting national exposure. Trevor Kirk spoke to singer/songwriter LINDA EDWARDS. [01.08.00]
Delirious?: A song-by-song rundown of their 'Glo' albumDELIRIOUS? talk us through tracks on their worship orientated new album [01.08.00]
Delirious?: Returning to their worship roots.The release of their new album sees Delirious? returning to their worship roots. Mike Rimmer went to check out Littlehampton's finest. [01.08.00]
Tomorrow's Girl: The girl group from BristolThe Bristol-based trio known as TOMORROW'S GIRL are being tipped by many to break through. Tony Cummings asked them the questions. [01.08.00]
Why Christian Music?: A look at the Christian music sceneTony Cummings quizzes two veterans of the Christian music scene, rock musician and pastor Glenn Kaiser and broadcaster and pastor Chris Cole to glean their thoughts in the debate. [01.08.00]Mary Mary: The US duo with a UK chart hit
So, the pop charts have seen another major Christian music breakthrough, with the delicious R&B gospel anthem "Shackles (Praise You)" by MARY MARY zooming into the UK Top 10. Mike Rimmer tracked the girls down in Nashville. [01.08.00]
Nick & Anita Haigh: Celtic Roots & RhythmsThe Christian bookshop racks are overloaded with Celtic albums but few have the sheer class of the new one by NICK & ANITA HAIGH. Andrew Long investigated. [01.08.00]
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