Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Take two consummate talents, Twila, a singer/songwriter whose ability to craft beautiful songs is matched by her ability to sing them with poignancy and feeling and Richard Souther, a classical-cum-jazz style pianist who recently showed with Don Francisco that he's an exceptionally fine producer. Give them plenty of studio time with an exceptional batch of musicians -Abraham Laborial (bass/classical guitar), Phil Keaggy (acoustic guitar), Justo Almario (sax/flute) - and encourage them to give their best as they worship the Creator God with their exceptional creativity. What do you get? A five star album with a delicate, devotional air which ministers deep to heart and mind.

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