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A myriad of new 'alternative' worship and outreach events have sprung up all over Britain. In our new series Karl Allison and Francis Blight will be journeying the length of Britain to report on the good, and not so good, initiatives aiming at wrenching Christianity into the 90s. [01.06.94]
After The Fall: The Midlands-based rock evangelists Midlands rock team AFTER THE FALL are no-holds-barred rock evangelists. Their frontman Ian Stott spoke to Chris Tozer. [01.06.94]
Eve And The Garden: The band formerly known as Ascent present their new directionLast year Ascent played Cross Rhythms. Now the band (plus one) are back with a new name and a new sound. EVE AND THE GARDEN spoke to Tony Cummings. [01.06.94]
DKF: Midlands-based praise and worship teamA fresh and loud approach to praise and worship is the achievement of DKF. Geoff Howlett reports. [01.06.94]
The Electric Revival: Celtic-tinged stadium rock from a Hampshire-based three-pieceHaving just recorded a searing debut album, THE ELECTRIC REVIVAL will take Cross Rhythms by storm - though this year not a rainstorm. Neil Brennan reports. [01.06.94]
N-Daze: The London-based hip-hop house crew Hip-hop house is the high octane musical fare of London's N-DAZE. But behind the serious grooves is an even more serious message as Tony Cummings found out. [01.06.94]
George Russell: You are what you hereOne of the team of seminar speakers at Cross Rhythms '94 is Liverpool lecturer GEORGE RUSSELL. Here he looks at the effect music has on our lives. [01.06.94]
Tinglies: The Scottish group with their debut albumLike a Christian version of the Smashing Pumpkins - that's the TINGLIES. Dave Williams reports. [01.06.94]
Scott Blackwell: The Californian producer, mixer and deejayCome Saturday (and Sunday) the 9th and 10th July a huge throng will gather in Okehampton to dance 'til they drop before the speaker stacks and flashing lights of Californian SCOTT BLACKWELL. For the legendary producer, mixer and deejay dubbed by one critic the Father Of Sanctified Dance is making his first ever-British appearance at Cross Rhythms '94. He spoke to Karl Allison. [01.06.94]
Shelter: The Paisley-based roots bandMaking the long trek down to Devon from Scotland for Cross Rhythms '94 are the increasingly popular roots band SHELTER. They spoke to Susan Lumsden. [01.06.94]
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