Reviewed by Andy Long

Many of you will have seen Pete Caulfield leading worship at the Cross Rhythms Touching Glory festival this year; this album is a collection of his own compositions, many of which are establishing themselves in Britain's churches. Indeed they are very singable songs and could sit quite neatly in the average church service nestled betwixt the Kendricks and the Richards. I found some of the arrangements a bit of a strain on the patience at times. There is definite overkill from the brass section and not enough variation, but one or two tracks do stand out as having something special, most notably "I Lay Down My Life".

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