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The Way Home is the eleventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on February 17, 1998 by Word Records. The album was produced by musician - producer Michael Omartian. The lead single, "For Such a Time As This," was an anthem of encouragement inspired by professional athlete Ken Ruettgers of the Green Bay Packers. It is based upon Mordecai's words to Esther in Esther 4:14, which says, " For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from another place, but you and your father’s family will perish. And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?” "For Such a Time As This" became a Top 5 hit on the Christian AC chart. The track was used on the Season 6 premiere of the hit CBS-TV series Touched By An Angel in September 1999. The second single "Here In This Town" became Watson's final number one song on the Christian AC chart. The song is about religion in America with profound lyrics written by former White Heart member Gordon Kennedy and musicians Phil Madeira and Jackie Street. Watson wrote six songs and co-wrote three songs with Omartian. The album's overall sound is more adult contemporary, thus no songs were charted on the Christian CHR chart like previous releases. The Way Home peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and at number 35 on the Heatseekers Albums charts. The album inspired two books, both written by Watson: a devotional book also titled The Way Home released in the same year as the album and For Such a Time As This: Graduating into a Life of Faith, Purpose and Joy , which is an inspirational book for graduating students, that reminds us all that our lives have purpose and that we've been called to something greater than ourselves. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. There Goes Sundown -4:07 2. Here In This Town (Gordon Kennedy, Phil Madeira, Jackie Street) -4:01 3. Wouldn't That Be Somethin'? -4:58 4. For Such a Time As This -4:12 5. The Urgency (Of the Generally Insignificant) -4:05 6. Growing -4:06 7. Long Way Home (Wayne Watson, Michael Omartian) -4:03 8. Perception -4:07 9. What Are You Still Doin' Here? (Wayne Watson, Michael Omartian) -4:17 10. Come Home (Wayne Watson, Michael Omartian) -3:58 Radio singles 1998 " For Such a Time As This" -#3 Christian AC 1998 "Here In This Town" -#1 Christian AC 1998 "Come Home" -#12 Christian AC Previous release: Field of Souls (1995) Next release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album)

Field of Souls is the tenth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson . Released in the fall of 1995, it was Watson's one and only album on Warner Bros. Gospel/Christian label Warner Alliance Records. Field of Souls was preceded by the lead single "The Class of '95," which Watson wrote to his eldest son's high school graduation and packaged as a CD single for sale with a congratulations greeting card. Watson re-recorded the song again four years later as "The Class of '99" and was sold as a CD single. The title song was released as the second single and music video and is an anthemic track that calls on believers to become evangelists, reaping the harvest for the kingdom. "Field of Souls" was nominated for a Dove Award for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year. Watson wrote all ten songs on the album, with producer - musician Michael Omartian co-writing "Don't You Remember?" In Addition to Omartian, Watson and musician David Pack produced Field of Souls . The album debuted and peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums charts. Since the folding of Warner Alliance, Field of Souls has since been reverted to and distributed by Word Records. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. Field of Souls -6:21 2. Rock Steady -3:25 3. One Time In Each Forever -4:23 4. Wait a Little Longer -4:53 5. The Class of '95 -5:48 6. Don't You Remember? (Wayne Watson, Michael Omartian) -4:25 7. Every Waking Moment -5:03 8. If I Were You -4:49 9. By Any Other Name -4:43 10. Blessed Are -5:09 Production credits Wayne Watson -producer (tracks 2 and 4) Michael Omartian -producer (tracks 1, 3 and 6) David Pack -producer (tracks 5, 7 -10) Radio singles 1995 "The Class of '95" -#5 Christian AC 1995 "Field of Souls -#9 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 3 weeks 1996 "Don't You Remember?" -#11 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1996 "By Any Other Name" -#11 Christian AC 1996 "Rock Steady" -#25 Christian CHR, -#19 Christian AC Previous release: The Very Best  (1995) (Word Records compilation album) Next release: The Way Home  (1998) Watch the music video of "Field of Souls" here:

The Very Best is a 1995 compilation album of Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on Word Records. This collection contains ten select album cuts from Watson's Word catalog, plus the track "Be In Her Eyes" from the 1993 various artists compilation album Our Family . Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. Almighty (from Home Free ) -4:42 2. That's Not Jesus (from The Fine Line ) -4:45 3. When God's People Pray (from Home Free ) -5:23 4. Giants in the Land (from Giants in the Land ) -4:15 5. Freedom (from Home Free ) -5:04 6. Every Now And Again (from The Fine Line ) -5:20 7. Walk in the Dark (from A Beautiful Place ) -4:02 8. Be In Her Eyes (Chris Eaton) (from Our Family ) -5:05 9. I Still Believe (Wayne Watson, Paul Mills) (from Watercolour Ponies ) -6:54 10. Untouched by Human Hands (from The Fine Line ) -5:53 11. Home Free (from Home Free ) -4:44 Production credits Wayne Watson -producer (tracks 1 -7, 9 -11) Paul Mills -co-producer (tracks 1 -3, 5, 6, 9 -11) Scott Hendricks -co-producer (track 4) Greg Nelson -co-producer (track 7) Brown Bannister -producer (track 8) Previous release: One Christmas Eve  (1994) Next release: Field of Souls (1995)

A Beautiful Place is the eighth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on November 2, 1993 by DaySpring/Word Records. The album was produced by Watson and Greg Nelson. Watson returns with his first new album in three years and reunites with Nelson, who produced his very first album Workin' In the Final Hour in the early 1980s and recently produced "Another Time, Another Place" with Sandi Patty . The album is more upbeat while still retaining his adult contemporary sound. Watson made music videos for his tracks "Walk in the Dark" and the title song. Watson wrote all the songs on the album, except the track "Hard Times," which was written by songwriters Gary Driskell and Lisa Driskell. A Beautiful Place climbed to the Top 10 at number 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1994, Watson earned his second (and final) Grammy nomination for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album and was nominated for four Dove Awards including Male Vocalist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. After this album's release, Watson's future albums will be released on Word Records, as their label DaySpring folded after more than two decades. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. A Beautiful Place -5:09 2. Walk in the Dark -4:02 3. Hard Times (Gary Driskell, Lisa Driskell) -4:18 4. Say What You Say -4:30 5. A Season in Your Path -4:24 6. A Place for You -3:50 7. God in a Box -4:02 8. More of You -4:52 9. The Way That I Miss You -4:52 10. Say It All Again -4:43 Radio singles 1993 "Walk in the Dark" -#6 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1994 "A Beautiful Place" -#3 Christian AC 1994 "More of You" -#25 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1994 "Say What You Say" -#9 Christian CHR, -#17 Christian AC 1995 "Hard Times" -#10 Christian AC Previous release: How Time Flies  (1992) (Word Records compilation album) Next release: One Christmas Eve  (1994) Watch the music video of "Walk in the Dark" here: Watch the music video of "A Beautiful Place" here:

How Time Flies is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on September 9, 1992 by DaySpring/Word Records. This collection features nine tracks from Watson's DaySpring albums Giants in the Land , Watercolour Ponies and The Fine Line , plus two new tracks, a re-recording of his early 1980s signature song "Touched of the Master's Hand" and his hymn cover of "It Is Well With My Soul" from the 1989 various artists album Our Hymns . The new tracks were produced by Watson and musician Tim Miner. How Time Flies peaked at number 6 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1993, Watson released a video extended play (EP) entitled It's Time featuring the music videos of "It's Time" and "There Is a Greater Love" (the two new tracks) plus an acoustic performance of "Touch of the Master's Hand" and an interview with Watson as he reminisces about his career in Christian music so far. It was produced and directed by Stephen Yake. The video EP was nominated for a Dove Award for Long Form Music Video of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. It's Time (new recording) -4:39 2. There Is a Greater Love (Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) (new recording) -3:26 3. Touch of the Master's Hand (John Kramp) (new recording) -6:19 4. The Long Arm of the Lord (from The Fine Line ) -4:20 5. We Belong to Him (Jeff Nelson) (from The Fine Line ) -4:50 6. It Is Well With My Soul (Horatio Spafford, Philip Bliss) (from Our Hymns ) -4:37 7. Friend of a Wounded Heart (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) (from Watercolour Ponies ) -5:28 8. Would I Know You (from Watercolour Ponies ) -3:49 9. Material Magic (from Watercolour Ponies ) -4:08 10. Watercolour Ponies (guest vocals by Susan Ashton) (from Watercolour Ponies ) -4:43 11. Somewhere in the World (from Giants in the Land ) -3:29 12. Lookin' Out for Number One (from Giants in the Land ) -3:10 13. Peace That Passes Understanding (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) (from Giants in the Land ) -4:03 Production credits Wayne Watson -producer (all tracks) Tim Miner -co-producer (tracks 1 -3) Paul Mills -co-producer (tracks 4 -10) Scott Hendricks -co-producer (tracks 11 -13) Radio singles 1992 " Touch of the Master's Hand" -#14 Christian AC 1993 "It's Time" -#15 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 3 weeks Previous release: The Early Works  (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: A Beautiful Place  (1993) Watch the long-form video It's Time here:

Home Free is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released on August 27, 1990 by DaySpring/Word Records. The album was produced by Watson and Paul Mills. The title song, "Home Free," was inspired by the death of a close friend of Watson's named Sandra Kirkham, who was a wife and mother and died at the age of 33 of leukemia. Watson dedicated the album to her and her family. Home Free 's overall sound is more adult contemporary than in his previous albums and does have a mix of worship songs ("Almighty") and upbeat pop songs ("Teenager in the House"). The lead single "When God's People Pray" topped the Christian AC chart for two weeks. At the same time, Watson was also charting with a duet with Christian singer Sandi Patty on the track "Another Time, Another Place (from Patty's album of the same name ) and also topped the same chart just a few weeks after "When God's People Pray." Home Free peaked at the Top 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart at number 7. In 1992, Watson won a Dove Award for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for the title song at the 23rd GMA Dove Awards. Watson wrote all the songs on the album. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson. 1. Freedom -5:04 2. Almighty -4:42 3. When God's People Pray -5:21 4. Home Free -4:44 5. Out of Control -4:03 6. Just Never Say It Enough -4:53 7. Sticks and Stones -6:26 8. If Not for Love -4:23 9. Teenager in the House -3:59 10. The Things God Loves -3:29 Accolades Dove Award -Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("Home Free") Radio singles 1990 "When God's People Pray" -# 1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1991 "Home Free" -#6 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 6 weeks 1991 "Almighty" -#12 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1991 "Freedom" -#14 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC 1991 -1992 "Just Never Say It Enough" -#10 Christian AC Previous release: The Fine Line  (1988) Next release: The Early Works  (1991) (Benson Records compilation album)

Watercolour Ponies is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released in 1987 on DaySpring/Word Records. Watson co-produced the album with Paul Mills. Watercolour Ponies became a breakthrough and benchmark for Watson, showcasing his growth and maturity as a singer and songwriter. The lead single "Friend of a Wounded Heart," co-written with songwriter Claire Cloninger, gave him his first number one song on the Christian AC chart and was a multi-format hit on Christian CHR and Inspirational radio charts. The self-written title song was another number one and multi-format hit as well. Both tracks were recognized by CCM Magazine  in 2006 in their book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music  with "Friend of a Wounded Heart" ranking at number 77 and "Watercolour Ponies" ranking at number 68. According to Watson, the title song was born in the family kitchen. Watson was sitting at the kitchen counter and noticed a school painting by his son Adam, sticking to the refrigerator door. Watson said, "It sort of looked like a pony but there were elements and other things I couldn't identify. The house was cluttered with kid stuff; I thought of how soon the clutter would change to other stuff and then be gone altogether. It helped me take a deep breath and appreciate the gift in front of me-children in my care." The song was later released as a children's book Watson authored in 1992. Other songs also charted from the album including "Material Magic," "I Still Believe" and "Would I Know You." Watercolour Ponies was a big seller and peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Watson won his first Dove Awards: the album won Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year in 1988 and the following year won Male Vocalist of the Year and Song of the Year for co-writing "Friend of a Wounded Heart" with Cloninger. Watson earned his first Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Male for the album. Watson also released a live concert video on VHS titled Wayne Watson - In Concert in 1987 performing songs from Watercolour Ponies as well as two songs from his previous album Giants in the Land . NOTE: Christian country artist Susan Ashton provided backing vocals and was a guest vocalist on the title song. She was credited by her birth name Susan Rae Hill on this album. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. I Still Believe (Wayne Watson, Paul Mills) -6:54 2. Material Magic -4:08 3. Watercolour Ponies (guest vocals by Susan Ashton) -4:40 4. Friend of a Wounded Heart (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) -5:25 5. Is There No Harbor (Wayne Watson, Phil Naish) -4:39 6. 2 Loves -6:03 7. Rose Coloured Glasses -4:56 8. The Hunger -4:57 9. Jesus Sings -5:29 10. Would I Know You -3:47 Accolades Dove Award -1988 Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year ( Watercolour Ponies ) 1989 Male Vocalist of the Year 1989 Song of the Year ("Friend of a Wounded Heart" by Wayne Watson and Claire Cloninger) Radio singles 1987 "Friend of a Wounded Heart" -#5 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 6 weeks 1987 "Material Magic" -#2 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1987 -1988 "Watercolour Ponies" -#12 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1988 "I Still Believe" -#9 Christian CHR, -#36 Christian AC 1988 "Would I Know You" -#13 Christian AC Previous release: Giants in the Land  (1985) Next release: The Fine Line (1988) Watch the live concert video Wayne Watson - In Concert here:

New Lives for Old is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Wayne Watson , released in 1982 on Milk & Honey Records. Watson produced the album with Brian Tankersley. The title song and "The Sacrifice" were both Top 10 hits on the Christian radio charts. The track "Roll On" was written by David & The Giants' lead singer David W. Huff. New Lives for Old , along with his next release Man in the Middle , was released as a double disc CD in 1988 omitting the songs "In Those Eyes" and "The Greatest Is Love," but has since been out of print and it is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. In 1983, Watson earned his first two Dove Award nominations for Inspirational Album of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Wayne Watson, except where noted. 1. All the King's Men -4:06 2. The Sacrifice (Wayne Watson, Chris Womack) -4:50 3. Roll On (David W. Huff) -3:16 4. People of God -3:02 5. Take All of Me -3:59 6. New Lives for Old (Gary Driskell) -5:20 7. Never Give Up -4:08 8. In Those Eyes -4:37 9. The Greatest Is Love (George Ratzlaff) -4:13 10. Light of the World (Michael Card) -3:06 Radio singles 1982 "New Lives for Old" -#5 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "The Sacrifice" -#6 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "People of God" -#21 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Workin' In the Final Hour  (1980) Next release: Man in the Middle  (1984) Listen to the album New Lives for Old here:

Michele Diane Zarges Pillar (born July 26, 1955) is an American contemporary Christian music singer. She is known for her association with Calvary Chapel's Maranatha! Music and Focus On the Family . Raised in Long Beach, California, Zarges got her start on The Maranatha Singer's 1976 release Praise II credited as Michele Takaoka. She also appeared in Praise albums III , IV , V and VI . In 1979, still a member of The Maranatha Singers, Zarges married Steve Pillar and was leading a singles ministry for several years, drawing on her marriage for examples and illustrations of a stable romantic relationship grounded in friendship and mutual respect. Also in 1979, Pillar teamed up with musician and songwriter Erick Nelson and released The Misfit , a concept album where a common thread of concept of being an “outsider” or outcast weaves its way throughout each and every song. The different topics range from faith, love, loss, doubt and more, but all with a singular focus as coming from the outside looking in. In 1981, Pillar provided backing vocals on Phil Keaggy 's release Town to Town , including a duet with Keaggy on "What a Wonder You Are." That duet brought her to the attention Christian music label executive Billy Ray Hearn and a recording contract with Sparrow Records. Pillar released her debut solo album Michele Pillar in 1982 and gave her, her first Top 10 Christian radio hit "Walk Across Heaven." Her next album, Reign On Me , brought her more hit songs like the title song and "He Rolled Away the Stone." Pillar earned her first Grammy Award nomination in 1984 for her second release. Pillar's third and final Sparrow release Look Who Loves You Now was released in the fall of 1984 and produced her first number one hit with the title song. Pillar also collaborated with Steve Camp with their duet hit "Love's Not a Feeling," for Camp's Fire and Ice album. Both her album and the duet earned her two more Grammy nominations in 1985. After Look Who Loves You Now , Pillar appeared on Camp's charity single " Do Something Now ." Pillar took a break from music, divorced Steve Pillar in 1985 and in 1987 married musician Larry Carlton. Carlton produced and performed guitar on Look Who Loves You Now . Pillar's career came to a standstill in 1988 when her husband, Carlton, was nearly killed in a random shooting in the doorway of their Los Angeles house. A year later, Pillar provided guest lead vocals on Carlton's Christmas project Christmas At My House with "Ringing the Bells of Christmas." Pillar returned to Christian music one more time with her 1991 release Love Makes All the Difference on Benson Records' Urgent label. Pillar then took another hiatus from recording. Pillar also studied acting and was represented by the William Morris Agency. Pillar was featured in commercials for Lexus, Levi Strauss, and others. She toured with The Billy Graham Association singing for massive crusades and toured up to two hundred concert dates a year. Pillar's voice was featured on The Simpsons on a number of occasions imitating the voice of Karen Carpenter and others. Pillar recorded the theme song for James Dobson's Focus On the Family radio show, wrote a children's book called The Angel Tree and was affiliated with Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree program. Pillar returned to recording with her Christmas album I Hear Angels Calling in 2006, released through 335 Records. After more than 25 years of marriage, Pillar and Carlton divorced in 2013. Shortly afterward, Pillar married Matt Rettick on December 29, 2013. A year later, Pillar released a retrospective "Best of " CD entitled Forever Young independently covering her three Sparrow releases and her 1991 album Love Makes All the Difference . Pillar's most recent album, You Untangle Me , was released in 2016. Currently, Pillar and Rettick live in Franklin, Tennessee. Pillar is a speaker, writer and tours nationally with the Clothesline Women's Conferences, which is a mixture of music, talking and testimonies. More information on Michele Pillar at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michele_Pillar Discography the solo albums: Michele Pillar  (1982)   Reign On Me  (1983) Look Who Loves You Now  (1984) Compact Favorites  (1989) (Sparrow Records compilation album) Love Makes All the Difference  (1991) I Hear Angels Calling (2006) (Christmas album) Forever Young (2014) (compilation album) You Untangle Me (2016) collaboration projects: The Misfit (1979) (with Erick Nelson) with The Maranatha Singers: Praise II (1976) (as Michele Takaoka) Praise III (1979) Praise 4: In His Time (1980) Emmanuel: A Christmas Praise Album (1980) Praise 5: It's Time to Praise the Lord (1981) Praise 6: Come and Sing Praises (1982) Praise 8 (1986) (guest solo vocalist)

Compact Favorites  is a compilation album of Christian singer Michele Pillar , released in 1989 by Sparrow Records. It is a compilation CD series of former Sparrow recording artists with select songs from their previous albums. This collection covers Pillar's three Sparrow releases Michele Pillar , Reign On Me and Look Who Loves You Now . Track listing 1. Shout It From the Rooftops ( Ava Aldridge, Lenny LeBlanc) (from Reign On Me ) -3:40 2. In Nazareth There's a Carpenter (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) (from Michele Pillar ) -4:22 3. I Want to Make a Difference (Michele Pillar, John Laird) (from Look Who Loves You Now ) -3:31 4. Walk Across Heaven (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) (from Michele Pillar ) -4:11 5. There He Was (Cindy Richardson) (from Reign On Me ) -2:46 6. Each Day He Gives Me (music by Larry Carlton, words by John Bettis) (from Look Who Loves You Now ) -3:43 7. More Than Just a Man (Michele Pillar, Cathy McGraw) (from Michele Pillar ) -3:34 8. To Worship You (vocal duet with Sheila Walsh) (Ava Aldridge, Lenny LeBlanc)    (from Look Who Loves You Now ) -3:32 9. Reign On Me (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) (from Reign On Me ) -3:23 10. Just Take a Step (music by Larry Carlton, words by Bob Bennett) (from Look Who Loves You Now ) -3:45 11. You Were There All Along (Ava Aldridge, Lenny LeBlanc) (from Michele Pillar ) -3:41 12. He Rolled Away the Stone (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford, Terry Skinner) (from Reign On Me ) -4:35 Production credits J.L. Wallace -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 12) Lonnie Ledford -co-producer (tracks 2, 4, 7 and 12) Larry Carlton -producer (tracks 3, 6, 8 and 10) Previous release: Look Who Loves You Now  (1984) Next release: Love Makes All the Difference  (1991)

Love Makes All the Difference is the fourth studio album by Christian singer Michele Pillar . It was her first and only album on Urgent Records with distribution by Benson Music and was released in the summer of 1991. The album was produced and arranged by Pillar's then-husband Larry Carlton. Pillar returned to Christian music with her first album of new material in seven years and also marked nearly 10 years since her debut album was released. Love Makes All the Difference is characterized as a blend of "heartfelt ballads with inspiring pop influences," focusing on themes of divine and human love, transformation, and redemption. The lead single title track's lyrics emphasize a "new beginning" and the "completeness" found through faith. "Love Makes All the Difference" and "When He Sees Me" were Pillar's final Top 10 hits on the Christian AC chart. Pillar also does a cover of "Some People's Lives" written by Janis Ian and Kye Fleming and was originally recorded by American singer and actress Bette Midler in 1990. It was also the name of Midler's album that contained the Grammy Award winning hit "From a Distance." Pillar wrote the closing track "Jesus" by herself, while she co-wrote "A Song Worth Singing." Love Makes All the Difference was Pillar's first and only album of the 1990s as she took another long hiatus from recording. Pillar would not record for 15 years when she released her Christmas album I Hear Angels Calling . Love Makes All the Difference is the only studio album from Pillar's discography that is not available on digital formats. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Celebration Day (John Bettis, Pete Glenister) -5:00 2. Love Makes All the Difference (Dorothy Sea Gazeley, Billy LaBounty) -3:29 3. When He Sees Me (J.L. Wallace) -4:01 4. Bruising the Serpent's Head (J.L. Wallace, Lonnie Ledford) -5:04 5. Some People's Lives (Janis Ian, Kye Fleming) -3:35 6. Hallelujah (J.L. Wallace) -4:20 7. Hearts Unfailing (Steve Berg) -3:36 8. A Bruised Reed (He Will Not Break) (J.L. Wallace) -4:11 9. A Song Worth Singing (Michele Pillar, Steve Berg, Don Stalker) -4:36 10. Jesus (Michele Pillar) -3:30 Radio singles 1991 "Love Makes All the Difference" -#29 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC 1991 -1992 "When He Sees Me" -#6 Christian AC 1992 "Hallelujah" -#34 Christian AC 1992 -1993 "Hearts Unfailing" -#24 Christian AC Previous release: Compact Favorites  (1989) (Sparrow Records compilation album) Next release: I Hear Angels Calling  (2006) (Christmas album) Listen to the album Love Makes All the Difference  here:

Portrait is a 1986 compilation album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh on Sparrow Records. This collection features ten of Walsh's best songs including the track "Star Song (There Is Born A Child)." The track was only released on the U.S. version of War of Love , but is now available for the first time for the U.K. market on vinyl. The album was then reissued on CD in 1988 and was part of the Compact Favorites series featuring former artists on the Sparrow label with the same track listing. Walsh had signed with Word Records, where she is recording her next album Shadowlands . NOTE: Portrait/Compact Favorites is the only compilation album by Sheila Walsh that is available in digital formats. Track listing 1. We're All One (Bryn Haworth) (from Don't Hide Your Heart ) -3:29 2. Don't Turn Your Back on Jesus (Chris Eaton) (from Triumph in the Air ) -3:11 3. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (Pete Seeger) (from War of Love ) -3:58 4. Somebody (Teri DeSario, Bill Purse) (from Triumph in the Air ) -4:15 5. Jesus Call Your Lambs (duet with Cliff Richard) (Teri DeSario) (from Don't Hide Your Heart ) -4:02 6. Triumph in the Air (Graham Kendrick, Craig Pruess) (from Triumph in the Air ) -4:42 7. Mystery (Dave Cooke, Paul Field) (from War of Love ) -3:27 8. Star Song (There Is Born A Child) (Scott McClurg, Kirk Allen) (from War of Love ) -3:40 9. God Put a Fighter in Me (Graham Kendrick) (from War of Love ) -5:15 10. Burn On (Graham Kendrick) (from Future Eyes ) -4:12 Production credits Craig Pruess -producer (tracks 1 -9) Cliff Richard -co-producer (tracks 3, 7 and 9) Michael Omartian and Keith Bessey -co-producers (track 1) Paul Cobbold -producer (track 10) Previous release: Don't Hide Your Heart (1985) Next release: Shadowlands (1986)