Reviewed by Mark Goodge

A brief recap for anyone who isn't familiar with the iWorship concept: This is a series of audio-visual DVDs originally intended for use in churches and containing music, lyrics, images, etc designed as a worship resource. The @home variant dispenses with some of the more "congregational" resources, such as OHP masters, and fills the space with extra songs. Volume 5 in the series has a nice mix of material culled from a variety of sources (I particularly liked the opener, Michael W Smith's "Agnus Dei"), and, purely as a worship music album, is perfectly acceptable in its own right. The visuals themselves are a bit samey - lots of flying over beaches, abstract clouds and suchlike. If you like the iWorship style, then, well, you're not in for any shock here, but if you don't then you won't find anything to convert you either.

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