International worship leader, Case Crayenord, is soon to release his latest worship album ‘Running Into Love’ - available from today.
The singer songwriter provides twelve new tracks that highlight the all-conquering, life-changing, death-defeating love of God. Including worship songs co-written with Matt Maher and Ben Cantelon, Martin Smith, Chris Eaton and "Saviour's Song" written with Tim Hughes.
"Running Into Love" features duets with Chris McClarney and Cathy Burton.
To highlight the story behind his album, Case has created a short video which is now available on YouTube. Speaking on key factors such as the fathers love and the imagery of God, the video is inspirational and a great way of understanding the passion and emotion behind the album.
Click here for 'His Story' www.youtube.com/watch
And if you missed it, click here for his music video 'Saviour's Song'
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