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Jason Barnett: Behind The DecksThe resident deejay at Abundant JASON BARNETT. [01.02.98]
Byron Keith: Life of ByronThe Nashville-based 21 year old BYRON KEITH with a self-financed debut. [01.02.98]
Jim Drew: The New York-based singer/songwriterNot one to take things lying down, New York-based singer/songwriter JIM DREW tackles life full on. Alex Figgis writes. [01.02.98]
Michael Cameron & Frontline: The Irish songsmithBelfast-based MICHAEL CAMERON & FRONTLINE have played all over Northern Ireland. Michael spoke to Ian Boughton. [01.02.98]
Veggie Tales: The vegetable-based children's ministryIF, IN 1995, you'd told someone that the most successful series in the history of children's ministry was going to be computer generated talking vegetables you'd no doubt have soon been asked by a white-coated professional if you heard voices coming from your Bird's Eye packs. [01.02.98]
Time Tunnels: A journey through the history of Christian musicTrevor Kirk looks back over the decades to highlight important Christian music events [01.02.98]
Kevin Prosch: The US CCM man big in the UKHis groundbreaking appearances at festivals and Bible weeks and his UK tours have established American KEVIN PROSCH as one of the most influential figures in worship and evangelism in Britain. He spoke to Martin Purnell and Mike Farrington. [01.02.98]
Lindell Cooley: Spirit of revivalThe events of a previously obscure church in Pensacola, Florida have catapulted a worship leader LINDELL COOLEY to international prominence. He spoke to Mike Farrington. [01.02.98]
Jeni Varnadeau: The US pop rock hitmakerThe song "Why Should You Go Back" by JENI VARNADEAU reached number one on the US Christian rock charts and is currently hitting the airwaves on UCB Cross Rhythms. Mike Rimmer gets her true life story...eventually. [01.02.98]
Paul Poulton: The singer/songwriter from West BromwichMidlands singer/songwriter PAUL POULTON has been a faithful journeyman in Britain's CCM scene. He spoke to Keith James. [01.02.98]
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