Newfrontiers - Have You Heard

Published Thursday 18th March 2010
Newfrontiers - Have You Heard
Newfrontiers - Have You Heard

STYLE: Pop
RATING 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 81820-15929
LABEL: Kingsway Music KMCD2972
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2009-07-03
RRP: £1.00

Reviewed by Alastair McCollum

Passionate worship from the Church Of Christ The King, Brighton, the epicentre of the New Frontiers church stream and the HQ of such well worship leaders and songwriters such as Stewart Townend, Lou Fellingham and Simon Brading. The Oasis-style opening of "You Reign", led by Brading moves seamlessly into Lou Fellingham and Phatfish's gentle yet powerful rendition of "Breathe". From then on there is not a single track which doesn't bear repeated listening or fail to uplift or provoke thought. Townend's striking "Gethsemane" with powerful spoken intro leading into mournful violin is arresting while Rebekah Cox's "This Is For Me" with rock guitar and keyboard opening works well. The title track's moving reflections on the incarnation and the lively, folky sound of Townend's "Come People" are other highlights. A quality set.

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Product Description
Church of Christ the King (Brighton) is the pioneering church that birthed the ‘New Frontiers’ movement and now sees over 1000 members attending.

The church has produced an album that displays it’s fresh approach in worship, for it’s own community and the church nationally. With resident songwriters and worship leaders ‘Stuart Townend’, Lou Fellingham whom are widely known for their profile at Stoneleigh Bible Week and Newday worship leader Simon Brading.

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