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Keith Thompson: The Cheltenham-based rock gospel artistKEITH THOMPSON is a singer/songwriter with a growing ministry in prophetic music. But what does such a term mean? With Tony Cummings, Keith goes looking for some answers. [01.02.94]
First Call: The US-based harmonising trioArguably the finest harmony group in America's world of CCM, FIRST CALL have enjoyed industry awards, album sales and high profile media exposure. But the trio also have a growing consciousness that they're on a sacred journey. Jan Willem Vink spoke to the group's Bonnie Keene. [01.02.94]
Karl Allison: The pioneer of radical worship One of the pioneers of radical new approaches to worship KARL ALLISON of Croydon's famed Last Daze, believes it's time the Church asked itself what the Alternative Worship movement is trying to achieve. [01.02.94]
Crashdog: The US-based punk rockersPunk lives, thanks to Chicago's Jesus People USA and a band called CRASHDOG. Jonathan Bellamy spoke to their leader Spike Nard. [01.02.94]
White Heart: The US rockers on the follow up to "the greatest Christian rock album of all time"All kinds of sales records were broken with 'Tales Of Wonder'. Now veteran American rockers WHITE HEART offer another sparkling album with Highlands'. [01.02.94]
The Marcia Dixon Line: The National Day Of Prayer And Fasting For Christian MusicMarcia Dixon talks about the importance of a National Day Of Prayer And Fasting For Christian Music. [01.02.94]
Andrew Phillips: Eleven Seventy Radio Jonathan Bellamy investigates the South Bucks/East Berks radio station. [01.02.94]
Crucifer: A Bolton-based metal band release their debut albumBolton metal band CRUCIFER are breaking barriers. To find out how Marie-Louise Flint spoke with their lead vocalist Dave Rowley. [01.02.94]
Simeon and John: Meditational music from a gifted duo They cover more miles in a month than the average Christian grunge band manages in a year. So who are SIMEON AND JOHN and how did these two gifted instrumentalists come to link up? Andrew Long finds out. [01.02.94]
Steve Taylor: "Evangelical rock's court jester" with a new albumWhether you call him a satirist, prophet, evangelical iconoclast or just a cutting-edge rocker, few can ignore STEVE TAYLOR. Now he's back and firing on all cylinders report Tony Cummings and Jan Willem Vink. [01.02.94]
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