Showing posts with label Worship Central. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Worship Central. Show all posts

Friday, 1 January 2010

Worship Central Free Download




A good New Year to one and all.

I've just found a free download from the Worship Central team - an unplugged set of six songs - you can download it here.


Worship Central // Unplugged is a brand new acoustic recording featuring Tim Hughes, Al Gordon, Ben Cantelon and Nikki Fletcher, available today to download for free. Songs include 'God of All', 'Glory in the Highest' and 'Remember' as well as a new arrangement of a classic hymn, 'On Christ The Solid Rock'.

The album was recorded in an amazing old church called St Peter's in the centre of Brighton, off the back of the 2009 UK tour, which saw over 8,000 worshippers gather across the UK. The Worship Central band for the recording included percussionists Ben Bryant (Worship Central) and Jez Wiles (Imogen Heap), cellist Squiff Wordsworth (We Play Parties), and Ben Cantelon (used to be in a boy band) switching between keys and worship leading, alongside Tim Hughes, Al Gordon and Nikki Fletcher.

Tim Hughes writes, "We are so grateful to everyone who has been a part of the Worship Central adventure in 2009, and we thought it would be fun to just get together with some friends, worship and give the recording away for free. Enjoy!"

The track listing is:
1 // God of All // Ben Cantelon
2 // On Christ the Solid Rock // Tim Hughes
3 // Remember// Nikki Fletcher
4 // I Love the King // Tim Hughes
5 // Glory in the Highest// Al Gordon
6 // Amazing Love // Tim Hughes

Friday, 6 November 2009

Worship Central and Matt Redman



Before John went into hospital we were able to go to a Worship Central event in Dunfermline. It was a really good night, lots of loud worship music and Tim Hughes and Al Gordon spoke very powerfully on creativity in the life of the church and in worship.


If you haven't heard Tim Hughes check out the Happy Day cd and dvd which is very highly recommended, use the Amazon search box at the side > >



At the concert we bought the new Matt Redman cd We Shall Not Be Shaken. This really has helped keep me together over these days as the songs are very good.
My favourite just now is All That Really Matters:
Let our lives become a song for you,
Like a prayer that reaches high.
The glory of your name,
Our greatest cause.
All that really matters,
All that really counts is found in you.
What else would we live for?
You're the Way, the Life, the Truth,
And all that really matters is You.
Jesus, it's You.
Here's a you tube clip of Matt talking about the cd and a short clip of the title track, I hope you like it.