Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A fine new Maranatha album demonstrating that the years have not diminished the pioneering praise and worship company from delivering the goods. Their secret is to choose the songs carefully - these range from 1986's "Come Holy Spirit" and some brand new 1994 ones - and to put them with exceptional lead singers. Stand out on this set is Alfie Silas who the R&B cognoscente will tell you is a SERIOUS vocalist while leads from old reliables (Bill Bastone) and new bloods (Aussie, now living in California, Chris Falson) work well too to create a genuinely encouraging atmosphere to worship God. If you're looking for quality worship material look no further.

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