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Sammy Horner: A praising CeltFor the next two months, SAMMY HORNER will see the release of two albums, a kids project R&Beatitudes and volume three of his popular Celtic Praise series. The Belfast born veteran spoke to Mike Rimmer [01.04.97]
Three Crosses: Exiles On Jefferson StreetGutsy, guitar-driven Southern rock has made a big comeback stateside and heading Christendom's boogie bands there are THREE CROSES. Mike Rimmer brings the lowdown. [01.04.97]
Paradox: The alternative worship team behind the Visions eventTechno and ambient dub are the major musical influences of PARADOX, an alternative worship team which runs the Visions event in York. Phil Crawley reports. [01.04.97]
Dave Markee: The veteran rock manFrom playing stadium gigs with Eric Clapton to leading worship in settings large and humble, DAVE MARKEE has done it all. The rock industry veteran spoke to Stuart Dearsley. [01.04.97]
Tree Of Life: The New Jersey-based pop band How does a New Jersey ministry band end up on European satellite radio? Tony Cummings tracks down the intriguing story of TREE OF LIFE. [01.04.97]
Larry Norman: The Christian rock pioneerOne of the most unexpected releases for many a year was N-Soul's recent remix album of Jesus Music legend LARRY NORMAN. Mike Rimmer spoke at length to the man who almost single handedly invented Christian rock music. [01.04.97]
Nuffsed: Black Country RuneThe new album by Miolanos Roots team NUFFSED is a celebration of Celtic spirituality. Heather Bellamy reports. [01.04.97]
Hearts On Fire Festival: A Christian festival held at Glastonbury The HEARTS ON FIRE Festival is taking the New Age out of Glastonbury. Tony Cummings spoke to the event's Richard Hillard. [01.04.97]
Iona: Heaven's bright sunIn December, UK Christendom's favorite band IONA recorded three of their gigs for a double live album. Mike Rimmer watched them do it and spoke to the band members. [01.04.97]
Bryan Duncan: 40 QuestionsOne of American CCM's GREAT voices, BRYAN DUNCAN sang for years with the seminal Sweet Comfort Band before a series of fine soul-tinged albums saw him established as a top soloist. His latest album is 'Blue Skies'. [01.04.97]
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