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A Worshipping Europe: Worship songwriter Ian Traynar visited Belgium, Holland, France, Switzerland and West GermanyWorship leader IAN TRAYNAR visited various countries in Europe. What he found there deeply encouraged and challenged him. For he began to see that God is causing a "river of praise to flood across Europe." [01.07.90]
Phil Lawson Johnston: One time worship man with Cloud, now soloPHIL LAWSON JOHNSTON is one of the most sensitive worship composers in Britain. James Attlee talked to him. [01.07.90]Nine O Clock Service: We go to Sheffield to investigate the ground breaking NOS event
James Attlee travelled to St Thomas's Church, Sheffield to experience the alternative worship event NOS. [01.07.90]
Penetrating Black Church Worship: Investigating worship in Britain's Afro-Caribbean churchesJames Attlee went to a black-led church in North London to investigate some seminal forms of worship. [01.07.90]
Touched By A Song: "Such Love" by Dave BryantAustralian musician, ALISON POOLEY, tells how she was touched by an '80s worship chorus. [01.07.90]
King's X: The mainstream rock band who fuse metal attack with celtic-tinged U2-ismsTheir albums 'Out Of The Silent Planet' and 'Gretchen Goes To Nebraska' have met with huge critical acclaim stateside for KING'S X. Dave Caughey caught up with the band. [01.07.90]
Barren Cross: On The Road From Belfast To LondonderryAmerican white metal masters BARREN CROSS met with a frenzied throng of moshers when they debuted their new line-up in Ireland recently. Dave Caughey met them. [01.07.90]
Adrian Snell: Fireflake to Father - The life and times of a UK CCM institutionTony Cummings recounts the long and unusual history of CCM star ADRIAN SNELL. [01.07.90]
Steven Curtis Chapman: The Nashville CCM star proclaiming there's more to lifeTony Cummings reports on the Dove Award winner with the boyish good looks STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN. [01.07.90]
The Gag They Couldn't Man: Looking at praise marches and "party time exhibitionism"Phil Thomson looks at believers who are nowhere to be found when there's more to be done than making way for the traffic [01.07.90]
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