Kingsway’s release of a second album in the Mission Worship series underlines just how healthy the current state of worship is these days.
The 23-strong double CD includes songs from Tim Hughes, Graham Kendrick, Delirious?, Brenton Brown, Godfrey Birtill and Rend Collective Experiment.
The range of songwriters represented on Beautiful One: Mission Worship is a perfect sample of the depth and range currently influencing the church worldwide.
The album is due for release from Kingsway on July 19.
It follows the release of the popular In Christ Alone: Mission Worship 2-CD compilation in March.
Kingsway plans to release a Mission Worship album every four months.
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