Women of Faith albums slated for March 17 release

Word Entertainment is slated to release two Women of Faith albums on March 17, including A Grand New Day from the Women of Faith Worship Team, and New Every Morning, a compilation featuring songs centred around the theme of God’s mercy being new every day.

The releases include songs by Mandisa, Avalon, Francesca Battistelli and Meredith Andrews.

Continuing their unique partnership with the Women of Faith organisation, Word’s releases will serve as the official audio/CD for the weekly conferences, which draw thousands of women each year. Garnering Dove award nominations for the past two years, the Worship Team continues to be a successful part of the Women of Faith team.

In addition, Word is set to release two additional female-targeted projects on March 17, including Duets 2, a follow-up to Sandi Patty’s hit Duets album, as well as Women In Worship, a 20-song collection featuring today’s most popular worship songs, sung by women and for women.
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