Pam Rhodes has selected her favourite hymns for a new collection out from Kingsway.
The double compilation, Pam Rhodes: Hearts and Hymns, includes songs that have inspired generations, such as "Amazing Grace", "All Things Bright and Beautiful", and "Thine be the Glory".
There are some modern favourites too, such as Stuart Townend's "In Christ Alone" and Tim Hughes' "Here I am to Worship".
The album celebrates Pam's 25th anniversary as Songs of Praise presenter.
In addition to clocking up a staggering 600 episodes of the popular Sunday show, she also finds the time to present Premier Radio's 'Hearts and Hymns' programme.
Her genuine love of hymns makes her well placed to put together a collection of hymns that has something for everyone.
Pam Rhodes: Hearts and Hymns is out on March 12.
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