Reviewed by Ian Hayter

Yet another worship compilation - although it must be said this has been around for a couple of years now. It's a double album of recent worship songs - mostly pretty well known - by a range of great singers and groups. Some are what you might call recognised worship leaders (Tim Hughes, Brian Houston, Paul Oakley), others are artists whose output is rather wider (Steve, Rebecca St James, Michael Tait and Charlie Peacock). All 22 tracks are by the original artists and there are some great songs here - Steve's "M", Matt Redman's "The Heart Of Worship" and The Katinas' "Thank You" among them. Good songs, great artists, fine compilation: if you don't already have a CD of really recent worship, this is as good as most on the market at the moment.

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