Find Me in These Fields is the 12th solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Phil Keaggy. It was released on June 20, 1990 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Keaggy and Lynn Nichols (credited once again as L. Arthur Nichols). Find Me in These Fields continues Keaggy's rock era that he started with 1988's Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child, using studio musicians playing real live instruments. In addition to vocals and guitars, Keaggy also enlisted the same players from his last album: Rick Cua (bass guitar) and Mike Mead (drums), plus Keaggy's friend Phil Maderia on the piano and B-3 organ. There are five short acoustic and electric instrumental breaks that the listener will hear in between tracks. They were recorded live from the studio, direct to digital. The Christian radio lead single "Be In My Heart" is a cover written by John Perry and originally recorded by English singer Cliff Richard in 1982. It features backing vocals from Charlie Peacock and Keaggy's and Nichols' family members among them. The title song is a peaceful ballad with cello by John Catchings. Rock numbers include "Strong Tower," "This Side of Heaven" and "Get Over It." Find Me in These Fields was a best seller and peaked at number 7 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Keaggy earned his first Grammy nomination for Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album in 1991. Track listing All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. instrumental break (acoustic) -0:20 2. Strong Tower -4:14 3. Carry On -3:15 4. instrumental break (acoustic) -0:40 5. When the Wild Winds Blow -5:41 6. This Side of Heaven -4:22 7. Find Me in These Fields -3:58 8. Get Over It -6:10 9. Calling You -4:19 10. instrumental break (electric) -2:32 11. Gentle and Strong -3:37 12. Final Day -4:00 13. instrumental break (electric) -2:13 14. Be In My Heart (John Perry) -4:52 15. instrumental break (electric) -1:03 Radio singles 1990 "Be In My Heart" -#5 Christian CHR, -#4 Christian AC 1990 "Find Me in These Fields" -#21 Christian AC 1990 "When the Wild Winds Blow -#15 Christian CHR 1991 "This Side of Heaven" -#2 Christian CHR Previous release: Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child (1988) Next release: Beyond Nature (1991) (instrumental album)

Play Thru Me is the seventh solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy. It was released on August 17, 1982 and is his third and final album on Sparrow Records. Keaggy co-produced the album with Bob Cotton. Some album highlights include "Morning Light," the mostly instrumental "Happy" but he doesn't sing until near the end of the song and the title track. Keaggy's wife Bernadette and their then 16 month old daughter Alicia contribute vocals on the track "Papa Song." Play Thru Me was reissued in 1991 by Myrrh/Word Records on 2 CDs, along with Ph'lip Side and Town to Town. It's on "That Disc" (Disc 2) with the same track listing as on the original Sparrow release. It was reissued solo in 2022 by Strobie Records digitally remastered. The album climbed to number 12 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in the spring of 1983. Track listing All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Happy -2:49 2. Carefree -4:42 3. Nobody's Playgirl Now -4:05 4. Cherish the Moment -5:00 5. She Came to Stay -3:36 6. Papa Song -3:20 7. The Wall -2:45 8. Make a Change -3:32 9. Train to Glory -3:10 10. Play Thru Me -4:27 11. His Master's Voice -3:10 12. Morning Light (inspired by Thomas Tiplady's poem "Above the Hills of Time") -3:32 Radio singles 1983 "Morning Light" -#6 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Town to Town (1981) Next release: Underground: Private Collection (1983)

Ph'lip Side is the fifth solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy. It was released in September 1980 and is his first album on Sparrow Records. Keaggy co-produced the album with Dan Collins. To date, it is the only Phil Keaggy release to feature a double-sided cover image, in order to visually convey the "acoustic" and "electric" sides of the album. Corresponding song tracks are listed alongside each image. Guests on the album providing backing vocals are Matthew Ward of 2nd Chapter of Acts, Mylon LeFevre, Collins' wife Christian singer Jamie Owens-Collins and original Petra lead vocalist Greg X. Volz. In 1982, Sparrow reissued Ph'lip Side with a new track "In Your Keep" replacing "Send Out Your Light," that was on the original 1980 release, along with a new track listing. The original 1980 album used "This Side" as the front album cover. Then with the new track, "That Side," to this day, is the current front album cover. In 1991, Myrrh/Word Records reissued Ph'lip Side, along with Town to Town and Play Thru Me on 2 CDs, splitting the album. Tracks 10 -14 are on "This Disc" with tracks 1 -4 on "That Disc." The album climbed to number 4 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in March 1981. The 2022 reissue of Ph'lip Side on Strobie Records contains all ten tracks including the omitted track "Send Out Your Light" along with its replacement track "In Your Keep." Track listing on the 2022 reissue All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. A Royal Commandment -5:51 2. A Child (In Everyone's Heart) -4:03 3. Just a Moment Away (Phil Keaggy, Doug Pinnick) -4:05 4. Little Ones -4:59 5. Sunday School -4:35 6. In Your Keep (Phil Keaggy, Greg X. Volz) -3:34 7. Spend My Life With You -5:17 8. Send Out Your Light -(Phil Keaggy, Ted Sandquist) -3:30 9. Pulling Down (Phil Keaggy, Greg X. Volz) -5:27 10. I Belong to You -3:28 Radio singles 1980 -1981 "Spend My Life With You" -#12 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: The Master & The Musician (1979) (instrumental album) Next release: Town to Town (1981)

The 2nd Chapter of Acts was a Jesus music and early contemporary Christian music group composed of sisters Annie Herring and Nelly Greisen and brother Matthew Ward. They began performing in 1972 and enjoyed their period of greatest success during the 1970s. The group disbanded in 1988. 2nd Chapter of Acts began as a result of the trio singing at home together as Annie played the piano. Following the death of their parents (Elizabeth in 1968 and Walter Ward in 1970), Nelly and Matthew, still minors, moved in with their older sister, Annie, and her husband, recording engineer and producer, Buck Herring. Annie was a self-taught singer and songwriter who composed and played her songs around the family piano. Her brother and sister would often join in as she played, and eventually they developed extremely tight and intricate harmonies. They started singing for local coffee houses and small gatherings, then gained the notice of Pat Boone who arranged a contract to record and release two singles with MGM, "Jesus Is" (1972) and "I'm So Happy" (1973). The fledgling trio also came to the attention of 1960s folk singer Barry McGuire, who had recently become a Christian and was preparing to record his first Christian music album, produced by Buck Herring. The siblings provided background vocals for Seeds and McGuire's 1974 follow-up Lighten Up. The trio released their national debut album, With Footnotes, in 1974. This album featured "Easter Song" which would become a signature piece for the group and has been recorded by many other artists since. This was followed up with In the Volume of the Book in 1975, the year that also saw the release of a live album with Barry McGuire, To the Bride, which included "a band called David," who supported 2nd Chapter of Acts on tour. 2nd Chapter of Acts' first three releases were issued by Myrrh Records, and the group toured with McGuire intermittently for three years. The group went on a touring hiatus in 1976. Annie released her first solo record on the Sparrow Records label founded that year by the executive who had signed them to the Myrrh label, Billy Ray Hearn. For the summer of 1977, they were joined on an 18-city tour by Phil Keaggy and the result was the live triple album, How the West Was One. Their contract with Myrrh fulfilled, they moved as a group to Sparrow. Their Sparrow debut, Mansion Builder (1978) was followed up with The Roar of Love (1980) (a concept album inspired by C. S. Lewis' The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe), Rejoice (1981), Singer Sower (1983), and Together Live (1983) (with Michael and Stormie Omartian). 2nd Chapter moved to their own Live Oak label with the release of Night Light in 1985, and their final recording of original material, Faraway Places in 1987. Between those albums, 2nd Chapter of Acts broadened their appeal with the release of Hymns and Hymns II, reaching audiences with more traditional music. Hymns proved to be their best-selling release, receiving a Dove Award for Praise and Worship Album of the Year in 1987. Except for two sabbatical years in 1976 and 1983, 2nd Chapter of Acts continued to tour until 1988. Their final concert was in Houston, Texas on August 12 of that year. 2nd Chapter was recognized by the Gospel Music Association in 1999 by their induction into its Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Annie and Matthew also recorded several solo projects during the 2nd Chapter of Acts years, and after they broke up. Both have continued to release new material and perform concerts. More information on 2nd Chapter of Acts at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Chapter_of_Acts Discography 2nd Chapter of Acts (1972) (official unreleased first album) With Footnotes (1974) In the End of the Book (1975) To the Bride (1975) (live album with Barry McGuire and a band called David) How the West Was One (1978) (live album with Phil Keaggy and a band called David) Mansion Builder (1978) The Roar of Love (1980) Rejoice (1981) Encores (1981) (Word Records compilation album) Together Live (1983) (live album with Michael and Stormie Omartian) Singer Sower (1983) Night Light (1985) Hymns (1986) Far Away Places (1987) Hymns II (1988) Hymns Instrumental (1989) 20 (1992) (2 CD compilation box set) Hymns Collection (1993) (3 CD compilation boxed set) Very Best of 2nd Chapter of Acts (2006) (Sparrow Records compilation album)

Evelyn Tornquist Karlsson (born Evelyn Tornquist; March 29, 1956), mononymously known as Evie, is an American Christian music singer, who was known in the late 1970s and early 1980s for songs such as "Mirror," "Step Into the Sunshine," "Come On, Ring Those Bells" and "Four Foot Eleven." She is considered one of the early pioneers of "easy listening" or "adult contemporary" Christian music. Evie has released more than 30 albums including several album either sung in Norweigian or Swedish. Born in the United States to Norwegian immigrants in Rahway, New Jersey, Evie began her singing career as a young teenager while visiting her parents' homeland. Evie sang in programs there on the family's frequent trips back and forth across the Atlantic, recording an album and performing on national television by age fourteen. For the next three years, she spent one week a month in Scandinavia and then, at age seventeen, recorded her first album for American audiences. Her self-titled debut album on Word Records, Evie, was a tremendous hit, featuring a range of songs from "Say I Do" to Andraé Crouch's "My Tribute." A year later in 1975, Evie released her second Word album, Evie Again, that featured Nancy Honeytree's "Clean Before My Lord." Gentle Moments was released in 1976 featuring more classic hits like "Pass It On," "Give Them All" and "Part the Waters." Evie's breakthrough album was Mirror released in 1977 featuring the title song, "Four Foot Eleven" and another Crouch cover "If Heaven Was Never Promised to Me." CCM Magazine named Mirror as one of the 100 greatest albums in Christian music in 2001. That same year, she released her first Christmas album Come On, Ring Those Bells featuring her signature title song. Both albums were Grammy nominated for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary. Evie won back to back Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year in 1977 and 1978. Evie continued to release albums like Never the Same, Unfailing Love and a Children's album titled A Little Song of Joy For My Little Friends. She married Swedish pastor and musician Pelle Karlsson in 1979 and retired from performing music in 1981 to pursue other avenues of ministry and to spend more time with her family. Evie made two albums with her husband Pelle in the early 1980s and even released an album titled Celebrate the Family in 1990 with Pelle and their two children Kris and Jenny and credited as Evie & the Karlssons. Evie later became a mentor to Christian musician Rebecca St. James, joining her for an event series geared toward helping girls and women apply biblical principles in the 21st century. Evie was officially inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame on February 22, 2005 and was one of the inaugural inductees to the Christian Music Hall of Fame. More information on Evie at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evie_(singer) Discography English releases: Evie Sings Gospel (1971) Everything is Beautiful (1972) A Song For Everyone (1973) Evie (1974) Evie Again (1975) Gentle Moments (1976) Mirror (1977) Come On, Ring Those Bells (1977) (Christmas album) A Little Song of Joy for My Friends (1978) (Children's music album) Never the Same (1979) Favorites (1980) (compilation album) Teach Us Your Way: Together in Prayer and Worship (1981) (with Pelle Karlsson) Unfailing Love (1981) The Very Best of Evie (1981) (Australia only compilation album) Restoration: A Prayer in Music for the Church (1983) (with Pelle Karlsson) Hymns (1983)/Mina Älsklingssånger (1984) Christmas, A Happy Time (1984) (Christmas album) Loving Promises - From Heaven to Your Heart (1985) (double compilation album) When All is Said and Done (1986) Christmas Memories (1987) (compilation album) Celebrate the Family (1990) (with The Karlssons) Our ReCollections (1996) (Word Records compilation album) Songs for His Family (1996) (with The Karlssons) Kingdom Connection (2002) (with Pelle Karlsson) We Pray for the World (2012) (with Pelle Karlsson) Songs From the Hymnbook (2013) Scandinavian releases: Evie Synger (1972) Evie På Svenska (1972) Evie 2 (1973) Jag Kommer Till Dig (1973) Jul Med Evie (1974) (Scandinavian Christmas album) Evie - Favoritter (1975) (Norweigian compilation album) Du Skulle Vara Med I Sången (1976) Evie På Svenska, Volym II (1982) Mer Av Dig - Sånger För Hans Lärjungar (1994) Evies Beste (2007) (compilation album) På Norsk Och Svenska (2014)

Mer Av Dig - Sånger För Hans Lärjungar (translated as More of You - Songs for His Disciples) is the 24th studio and the eighth Swedish language album by Christian singer Evie. It was originally released in 1994 on the Swedish label Prim. The album was produced by her husband Pelle Karlsson. Mer Av Dig weaves together elements of gospel, soft rock, and classic inspirational music tailored for Swedish-speaking audiences. The album was later reissued through Linx Music for streaming platforms. Track listing All songs written in Swedish by Evie Karlsson, except where noted. 1. Mer Av Dig (More of You) -3:35 2. Ett Ord Till Dig (A Word to You) (duet with Pelle Karlsson) (Evie and Pelle Karlsson) -2:43 3. Älska Honom (Love Him) -2:29 4. Helig Färdväg (Holy Journey) -4:06 5. Guds Rike - Min Del (God's Kingdom - My Part) -3:04 6. Kapten På Livets Färd (Captain on Life's Journey) -3:24 7. Herre, Rör Ditt Folk Igen (Lord, Touch Your People Again) (duet with Pelle Karlsson) (Evie and Pelle Karlsson) -4:23 8. Fäst Dina Ögon Jå Jesus (Fix Your Eyes Upon Jesus) -3:00 9. Herrens Ögon (The Lord's Eyes) -2:45 10. Ditt Ord (Your Word) -2:32 11. Över Allting (Above All Things) -4:33 12. Den Främsta Platsen (The Highest Place) -3:39 13. Gud Är På Sin Tron (God Is On His Throne) -2:49 14. Ta Ditt Kors (Take Up Your Cross) (duet with Pelle Karlsson) (Evie and Pelle Karlsson) -3:12 Previous release: Celebrate the Family (1990) (with The Karlssons) Next release: Our ReCollections (1996) (Word Records compilation album)

Our ReCollections is a compilation album by Christian singer Evie, released on May 21, 1996 by Word Records. It is a collection of Evie's best songs from her years on the Word label. Released as a series of anthology albums called Our ReCollections featuring former artists on the label. Evie reminisces on each track on how the songs were made in the CD linear notes. Our ReCollections is currently out of print and is not on streaming platforms. Track listing 1. Special Deliver (Ron and Carol Harris) (from Never the Same) -4:25 2. Live for Jesus (Nancy Honeytree) (from Never the Same) -3:25 3. Mirror (Ron & Carol Harris) (from Mirror) -4:17 4. Step Into the Sunshine (Molly Ann Leiken, Clark Gassman) (from A Little Song for My Little Friends) -3:13 5. Give Them All to Jesus (Phil Johnson) (from Gentle Moments) -3:16 6. Born Again (Andrew Culverwell) (from Mirror) -2:42 7. Pass It On (Kurt Kaiser) (from Gentle Moments) -3:22 8. Never the Same Again (Pelle Karlsson) (from Never the Same) -3:06 9. Clean Before My Lord (Nancy Honeytree) (from Evie Again) -3:11 10. Broken Up People (John Daniels) (from Gentle Moments) -3:39 11. Say "I Do" (Ray Hildebrand) (from Evie) -3:31 12. Praise You Just the Same (Ron Harris, Sharalee Lucas) (from Mirror) -4:10 13. Unfailing Love (Pelle Karlson) (from Unfailing Love) -5:52 14. Praise the Lord, He Never Changes (Stormie Omartian, Ron Harris) (from Evie) -3:46 15. The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power (Andraé Crouch) (from Evie) -3:28 16. Hold On (Jessy Dixon) (from Never the Same) -3:49 17. Just Because I Asked (Ron Harris) (from Mirror) -4:28 18. My Tribute (Andraé Crouch) (from Evie) -3:48 Production credits Lennart Sjöholm -producer (tracks 3 -7, 9 -12, 14, 15, 17 and 18) Pelle Karlsson -producer (tracks 1, 2, 8, 13 and 16) David Estes -compilation producer Previous release: Mer Av Dig - Sånger För Hans Lärjungar (1994) (Swedish album) Next release: Songs for His Family (1996) (with The Karlssons) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Celebrate the Family is the first Children's music album by Evie, alongside with her husband Pelle Karlsson and their two children Kristopher and Jenny. It was released on November 14, 1990 on the independent label White Field Music, named after the studio that Evie recorded most of her albums in California. Credited as Evie & The Karlsson, Celebrate the Family is a musical project built around Christian family values. Celebrate the Family is uniquely structured, alternating between spoken family "dialog" tracks that focus on specific spiritual themes (such as love, joy, and peace) and corresponding musical tracks. The album was produced and written by Karlsson. It was released on CD and cassette tape when it was first issued. It is not on streaming platforms. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs and dialog written by Pelle Karlsson. 1. Celebrate the Family -2:26 2. Dialog - Love -1:56 3. Family in Love -2:39 4. A Mother's Love -3:00 5. Dialog - Joy -1:28 6. All Week Joy -2:22 7. PPT -2:17 8. Dialog - Worship -1:36 9. Great Jehovah -2:33 10. You Are My Rock -2:54 11. Hallelujah, Praise the Lord -2:23 12. Elohim, El Shaddai -3:12 13. Celebrate (instrumental) -0:33 14. Dialog - Peace -1:33 15. Peace That Passes Understanding -3:18 16. No Evil Shall Befall You -1:47 17. Dialog -Faithfulness -2:24 18. Till Death Do Us Part -3:21 19. Seek First His Kingdom -2:13 20. Make My Heart Always True -3:27 21. Be Strong And Courageous -3:13 22. Dialog -Jesus First -2:05 23. Put Jesus First -1:59 24. Family Prayer -2:47 Previous release: Christmas Memories (1987) (compilation album) Next release: Mer Av Dig - Sånger För Hans Lärjungar (1994) (Swedish album) Listen to the album Celebrate the Family by Evie & The Karlssons here:

Christmas Memories is a Christmas compilation album by Christian singer Evie, released in October 1987 on Word Records. The album aggregates seasonal highlights from her two prior Christmas records, Come On, Ring Those Bells (1977) and Christmas, A Happy Time (1984), alongside four brand-new recordings specifically tracked for this project. The legacy 1977 tracks were fully remixed and remastered by Greg Nelson and Jim Scheffler. All tracks from Christmas, A Happy Time (minus "The Christmas Gospel Medley") were made available for the first time on CD, since it was only released on LP and cassette tape. Christmas Memories peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart in January 1989. This released was Evie's final chart appearance and her final album for Word Records. Christmas Memories is only available on Amazon Music and Apple Music streaming platforms. Track listing 1. Come On, Ring Those Bells (Andrew Culverwell) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -3:08 2. Christmas is Especially (For Those Who Love the Lord) (Pelle Karlsson) (new recording) -3:28 3. Come, Adore (Dick and Melodie Tunney) (new recording) -2:15 4. Peace On Earth (Phill McHugh, Greg Nelson) (new recording) -5:22 5. Away In A Manger (traditional) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -2:37 6. Mary's Boy Child (Jester Hairston) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -2:46 7. O Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks, Lewis Redner) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -3:32 8. A Thousand Candles (Emmy Köhler; English lyrics by Evie Tornquist and Lennart Sjöholm) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -2:42 9. Move Me Closer (A Shepherd's Prayer) (Jon Mohr, Luanne Mohr) (new recording) -4:22 10. The First Noel (traditional)/Joy to the World (Isaac Watts) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -3:48 11. Christmas, A Happy Time (Pelle Karlsson) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -2:17 12. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (William H. Cummings, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -2:55 13. No Room/Have You Any Room For Jesus (John W. Peterson/C.C. Williams) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -3:44 14. A Tiny Little Baby (Carter Robertson, Cliff "Barney" Robertson) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -3:02 15. O Holy Night (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -3:48 16. O Come O Come Emmanuel (traditional; arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -2:45 17. Shiloh Has Come (Carter Robertson, Cliff "Barney" Robertson) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -3:39 18. O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade; arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) (from Christmas, A Happy Time) -4:22 19. Silent Night (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -3:35 Production credits Greg Nelson -producer (tracks 2 -4 and 9) Lennart Sjöholm -producer (tracks 1, 5, 6, 8, 13, 15 and 19) Pelle Karlsson -producer (tracks 7, 10 -12, 14, 16 -18) Previous release: When All is Said and Done (1986) Next release: Celebrate the Family (1990) (with The Karlssons)

When All is Said and Done is the 23rd studio and the 16th English language album by Christian singer Evie, released in October 1986 on Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Pelle Karlsson. It was Evie's first solo album of new material in six years. During those times, Evie has put out a worship album (Restoration), a hymns album (Hymns) and her second Christmas album (Christmas, A Happy Time). When All is Said and Done marked a return to Evie's signature blend of devotional gospel and mid-tempo inspirational pop themes, reflecting a strong message of long-term faith, salvation, and resilience. The title track was released as the lead single. Although the song did well on the Inspirational chart, this was her final Top 20 appearance on the Christian AC chart. "United We Stand" is a vocal duet between Evie and her husband Karlsson. "Another Angel in the Sky" is based on Revelation 14:6 and at the time, she dedicated the song to the upcoming Dominion Satellite Network, known for creating and operating Sky Angel, a multi-channel satellite television and radio network dedicated strictly to Christian and family-oriented programming. When All is Said and Done did not chart on Billboard's Christian album chart. The album was issued on LP, cassette tape and CD when it was first released, but has since been out of print and is not on streaming platforms. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. When All is Said and Done was Evie's final album with Word Records after being on the label for more than a decade. Track listing 1. My King (Pelle Karlsson, Cliff "Barny" Robertson) -3:11 2. He That the Son Has Set Free (Randy Phillips) -3:59 3. When You Go Back Home (Pelle Karlsson) -4:36 4. This Jesus (Cliff "Barny" Robertson) -3:48 5. When All is Said and Done (Pelle Karlsson) -4:09 6. United We Stand (duet with Pelle Karlsson) (Pelle Karlsson) -3:47 7. Glorify Your Name (Donna Adkins) -3:23 8. Another Angel in the Sky (Pelle Karlsson) -2:56 9. Make Straight the Way (Cliff "Barny" Robertson) -2:52 10. Winter to Spring (Arnold Borud) -3:45 11. Rally the Army (Pelle Karlsson) -2:49 Radio singles 1986 -1987 "When All is Said and Done" -#17 Christian AC Previous release: Loving Promises - From Heaven to Your Heart (1985) (double compilation album) Next release: Christmas Memories (1987) (compilation album) Listen to the album When All is Said and Done here:

Loving Promises - From Heaven to Your Heart is a two LP, two cassette tape compilation album by Christian singer Evie, released in 1985 on Word Records. Loving Promises is a thematic compilation of 26 songs divided into two vinyls and two cassettes with a "loving promise" on each side, a guarantee of four foundational spiritual promises. The 26 curated tracks span across the four sides of the original release, featuring selections from her previous studio albums that Evie and her husband Pelle Karlsson handpicked themselves. Loving Promises is not available on CD nor on streaming platforms. Track listing Side 1: The Promise of His POWER 1. How Great Thou Art (Stuart K. Hine) (from Hymns) -4:25 2. Special Deliver (Ron and Carol Harris) (from Never the Same) -4:25 3. Unfailing Love (Pelle Karlson) (from Unfailing Love) -5:52 4. The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power (Andraé Crouch) (from Evie) -3:28 5 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (Edward Perronet, James Ellor, John Rippon) (from Hymns) -3:07 6. Our God Reigns (Lenny Smith) (from the Evie and Pelle Karlsson recording Teach Us Your Way: Together in Prayer and Worship) -3:20 Side 2: The Promise of PRAYER 1. The Lord's Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte) (from Unfailing Love) -3:42 2. In the Garden (Charles Austin Miles) (from Hymns) -3:15 3. No Room/Have You Any Room For Jesus (John W. Peterson/C.C. Williams) (from Come On, Ring Those Bells) -3:44 4. A Christian Home (music by Jean Sibelius, words by Barbara B. Hart) (from Hymns) -4:50 5 Lead Me to Calvary (Jennie Evelyn Hussey, William J. Kirkpatrick) (from Hymns) -3:02 6 He the Pearly Gates Will Open (Elsie Ahlwen, Fredrik Bloom; English lyrics by Nathaniel Carlson) (from Hymns) -3:08 7. The Old Rugged Cross (George Bennard) (from Hymns) -2:46 Side 3: The Promise of His PRESENCE 1. My Tribute (Andraé Crouch) (from Evie) -3:48 2. Live for Jesus (Nancy Honeytree) (from Never the Same) -3:25 3. Near to the Heart of God/He Hideth My Soul (Cleland Boyd McAfee/Fanny Crosby, William J. Kirkpatrick) (from Hymns) -3:06 4. Jesus Loves Me/Oh, How He Loves You and Me (William B. Bradbury/Kurt Kaiser) (from Evie Again) -3:38 5. Jesus Was There All the Time (Joann Albert, Ron Harris) (from Mirror) -4:03 6. Mirror (Ron & Carol Harris) (from Mirror) -4:17 Side 4: The Promise of PEACE 1. Praise the Lord, He Never Changes (Stormie Omartian, Ron Harris) (from Evie) -3:46 2. I Surrender All/I Need Thee Every Hour (Judson W. Van DeVenter, Winfield S. Weeden/Robert Lowry, Annie Hawks; medley arranged by Lennart Sjöholm) (from Evie) -4:06 3. Pass It On (Kurt Kaiser) (from Gentle Moments) -3:22 4. Day By Day (Lina Sandell, Oscar Ahnfelt; English lyrics by Andrew L. Skoog) (from Hymns) -3:17 5 Have Thine Own Way (George C. Stebbins, Adelaide A. Pollard) (from Evie Again) -3:05 6. Say "I Do" (Ray Hildebrand) (from Evie) -3:31 7. Give Them All to Jesus (Phil Johnson) (from Gentle Moments) -3:16 Production credits Lennart Sjöholm -producer (Side 1: track 4; Side 2: track 3; Side 3: tracks 1, 4 -6; Side 4: tracks 1 -3, 5 -7) Pelle Karlsson -producer (Side 1: 1 -3, 5 and 6; Side 2: 1, 2, 4 -7; Side 3: tracks 2 and 3; Side 4: track 4) Previous release: Christmas, A Happy Time (1984) (Christmas album) Next release: When All is Said and Done (1986) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Christmas, A Happy Time is the 22nd studio, 15th English language and second Christmas album by Christian singer Evie, released in October 1984 on Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Pelle Karlsson. It follows up her first 1977 Christmas release Come On, Ring Those Bells with mid 1980s Christian pop arrangements, featuring prominent session musicians. Like Come On, Ring Those Bells, it blends traditional Christmas hymns with original tracks like the title song, "Shiloh Has Come" and "A Tiny Little Baby." Christmas, A Happy Time's centerpiece is "The Christmas Gospel Medley" in which Evie tells the story about the birth of Jesus to the children. It consisted of portions of "Silent Night," then Evie and the children sing "Jesus Name Above All Names" and the Karlsson original "The Name of Jesus." Christmas, A Happy Time climbed to No. 17 in January 1985 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. The album was originally issued on LP and cassette tape when it was first issued. Although it was not available on CD by itself, all eight tracks, minus "The Christmas Gospel Medley," are on Evie's 1987 Christmas compilation release Christmas Memories. A YouTube playlist I compiled on this album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Christmas, A Happy Time (Pelle Karlsson) -2:17 2. Medley (arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -3:48 The First Noel (traditional)/Joy to the World (Isaac Watts) 3. Shiloh Has Come (Carter Robertson, Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -3:40 4. The Christmas Gospel Medley (arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -6:31 Silent Night (Joseph Mohr, Franz Gruber) Jesus Name Above All Names (Nadia Hearn) The Name of Jesus (Pelle Karlsson) 5. A Tiny Little Baby (Carter Robertson, Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -3:02 6. O Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks, Lewis Redner) -3:35 7. O Come O Come Emmanuel (traditional; arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -2:45 8. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (William H. Cummings, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley) -2:55 9. O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade; arranged by Cliff "Barney" Robertson) -4:25 Previous release: Hymns (1983)/Mina Älsklingssånger (1984) Next release: Loving Promises - From Heaven to Your Heart (1985) (double compilation album) Listen to the playlist Christmas, A Happy Time here: