Reviewed by Tony Cummings

The problem in praise and worship series that seem to rejoice the anonymity (though personally I've found releasing albums with no proper artist credit and little sleeve information beyond the lyrics of the songs an exercise in false humility) is that when they start re-packaging tracks into compilations the potential purchaser could end up buying a 'new' album to discover it's old stuff. There are some lovely songs here; "It's Your Blood" is a classic and the opener "Unending Love" with its totally unexpected peddle steel in the accompaniment is a delight. But the smooth choir approach wears a little thin over an hour's playing time. For Vineyard worshippers with encyclopaedic knowledge of what tracks their collections hide or new-to-the-worship scene buyers only.

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