Throughout church history great periods of spiritual revival have always been accompanied by a renewed interest in congregational singing. 16th Century Historians have stated that Martin Luther won more converts to Christ through his encouragement of congregational singing than even through his strong preaching and teaching. 18th Century Of the Wesleys it was said that, for every person they won with their preaching, ten were won through their music. 19th Century D.L. Moody said, “Singing does at least as much as preaching to impress the Word of God upon people’s minds. Ever since God first called me, the importance of praise expressed in song has grown upon me.” The Christian faith is a singing faith. Therefore, the singing of the people “congregational singing” – is the most important form of music in the evangelical church. This singing helps to challenge the unbeliever, to edify the saint and to fan revival fires. ‘Hymns breathe the praise of the saints, the vision of the prophets, the prayers of the penitent and the spirit of the martyrs. They bring solace to the sad, assurance to the perplexed, faith to the doubter and comfort to the oppressed. They span the centuries of history, and bridge the barriers of denominations. Study them to be pure in heart; Sing them to be joyful in spirit. Store them in the mind to posses a treasury of worship.’ CREDITS Produced and Arranged by: Tony Loeffler and John Concepcion Recording Engineers: Scott Sommerfield – Chief Audio Lenny Belli – Asst. Audio Todd Horn – Silence Engineer John Warnet – Asst. Technician Brown Dog Studio, NJ Mastered By: Nuby DeLeon BCT Studio Art Direction and Design by: Steve Plato Mitas Musicians: Tony Loeffler – Lead Vocal, Rhythm Guitar, Acoustic Guitar John Hess – Bass Wayne Scott Farley – Bass on How Great Thou Art Mark Breckenridge – Drums, Percussion Ricardo Marrero – Percussion John Warnet – Percussion, Timpani Wayne Scott Farley – Lead Guitars John Concepcion – Lead Guitar on Holy, Holy, Holy & Jesus Loves Me Gene Palumbo – Electric Guitar on Nothing But The Blood John Concepcion – Keyboards Jack Bingham - Saxophone John Zarra – Mandolin Bob McCarton – Blues Harp BGV’s – Karen Sabilia, Bob Ferrainolo, John Concepcion, Jen Codella, Amy Horn, John Warnet.