Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Oh dear. When Judi Darby reviewed an earlier album in this series I thought she might have been a trifle hard in her criticism. Having just sat through this project and experienced its mind numbing banality I am forced to the conclusion that Judi was rather over generous. This whole series is a sincere but painful example of the church's cultural addiction to mediocrity. This particular album, with the stereotyped formula of a jolly master of ceremonies Rob Evans (otherwise known as the Donut Man) and bunch of sweet voiced kids trotting out "songs that teach, songs that praise (trade mark)" as the blurb goes is immensely dull.

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