DVD from Passion 06 College Worship Event to Release June

|TOP|The "Passion 06: Everything Glorious" DVD, which was filmed live at the Passion 06 event in Nashville before 18,000 people, releases June 27, 2006.

The project features performances and conference talks from today’s best-selling artists, authors and prolific speakers.

More than just highlights from a worship gathering for college students, the captures the full experience of being at the event through extensive and dynamic visual and audio content.

Concert performances include "Made To Worship" and "Party" from 2006 Dove Award winning Artist of the Year Chris Tomlin, "Everything Glorious," "You Are My Joy," and "We Win" from David Crowder*Band, "Never Let You Go" from Matt Redman, "Center" from Charlie Hall, plus various other multi-artist collaborations. Select performances are also edited into short form video format for stand-alone use in worship services and elsewhere.

Also featured are full conference talks from Passion founder Louie Giglio and popular authors Beth Moore and John Piper as well as a documentary entitled "Essence (11 Minutes In Nashville)" which gives viewers the true feel of what it was like to be present at the Passion 06 event.

For more information on the "Passion 06: Everything Glorious" DVD, go to 268generation.com.
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