Reviewed by Mary Brows

It's not easy to find resources for the under fives; Bob Singleton and Clair Murray have done a worthwhile job with this video (ages two thru eight), expressing joy with an element of worship.  These lively video kids will inspire children of all ages to sing, laugh, march, blink, shake, clap and enjoy singing 19 well loved songs from the past, especially the old favourite "Dry Bones".  It hardly seems necessary to teach the action - kids will enter into the spirit of the thing before the end of the first songs, shouting and singing with Noah.  Just sit them down for half an hour, then most will clamour for a repeat performance!  I particularly enjoyed "Climb Sunshine Mountain" and "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands" as much for the presentation and the enthusiasm of the kids as for the songs.  This will be good for outreach too; the Gospel message comes across clearly in "Behold, Behold", "One Door And Only One" and "Rolled Away".  Thank you Dallas.

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