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Tell 'em Again is the 12th release and 11th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm , released in early 1978 on Greentree/Benson Records. It is the second album to feature Holm's backing band Praise. The album was produced by Phil Johnson. It was released after the success of their live album released the previous year. The title song was the only track to be released to Christian radio as the lead single. Holm wrote all the songs on the album with Praise member LaDonna Johnson co-writing the title song with Holm and writing the track "You Never Gave Up On Me." "Here We Are" and "At My Worst (You Found Me)" are track favorites and his current podcast was named after the former track. Tell 'em Again is not released on CD and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Tell 'em Again (Dallas Holm, LaDonna Johnson) -2:17 Instrumental reprise -0:31 2. You Did It All for Me -3:51 3. At My Worst (You Found Me) -3:52 4. You Never Gave Up On Me (LaDonna Johnson) -2:40 5. Tell Everyone -5:15 6. Here We Are -4:26 7. I Am What I Am -4:55 8. You and Me, Jesus -3:41 9. Tell 'em Again (reprise) -0:37 10. What Will You Do? -4:45 Personnel Dallas Holm & Praise: Dallas Holm -acoustic guitar, lead vocals Tim Johnson -keyboards LaDonna Johnson -backing vocals Randy Adams -bass guitar Ric Norris -drums Radio singles 1978 "Tell 'em Again" -#14 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Live  (1977) (with Praise) Next release: His Last Days (1979) (Easter musical project) Listen to the album Tell 'em Again here:

Live is a live album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm . It was released in early 1977 on Greentree/Benson Records. The live project was originally titled Hey, I'm a Believer and it is the first album to feature his backing band known as Praise. On this album, Praise consisted of Tim Johnson (keyboards), Johnson's wife LaDonna (vocals), Randy Adams (bass guitar) and Holm on acoustic guitar and vocals. It was in this live album that he introduced what has become a signature song, "Rise Again." The song, about the resurrection of Jesus Christ, was an instant hit on the Christian radio charts and has been covered by many artists including Holm himself nearly a decade later in his 1988 album Beyond the Curtain . It was tied as the longest charting song on the Christian music chart along with another Easter-themed song "He's Alive" by Don Francisco from 1978 and throughout 1979 for over 100 weeks. The live album was produced by Tim Johnson's brother Phil Johnson and was recorded in Lindale, Texas. It made its first appearance on Billboard 's inaugural Top Inspirational Albums (later renamed Top Christian Albums) chart in March 1980 and debuted at number 9, along with their 1979 release All That Matters . Live peaked at number 7 in July 1980 and was a best seller. In the spring of 1984, Live was the group's only Gold certified album selling more than half a million copies by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). When Live was first released, it was released as Hey, I'm a Believer when it was sold on LP, cassette and 8-track tapes. It was reissued in 1983 as Live...Rise Again with a different album cover design. Then in 1993, it was reissued on CD with the original album cover and was digitally remastered. It also featured "He Knew Me When" as an additional track, whereas the song could not be added on the original 1977 vinyl due to time constraints. In 2006, CCM Magazine named "Rise Again" as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music and listed it at number 52. In 1978, Holm won Male Vocalist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Mixed Group of the Year with Praise and the top prize for Song of the Year for "Rise Again" at the 10th GMA Dove Awards. Holm also won a special Dove Award for Associate Membership. "Rise Again" was nominated again for Song of the Year but lost to "He's Alive" by Francisco in 1980. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Hey, I'm a Believer -3:12 2. Front Seat, Back Seat (Chuck Girard, Tommy Coomes) -2:53 3. He Means All to Me -4:08 4. Jesus, I'm an Open Book -4:46 5. Thank You Jesus (LaDonna Johnson) -2:59 6. If I Had It to Do All Over Again -2:56 7. Let My Light Shine -3:59 8. Rise Again -4:30 9. He Knew Me When -3:51 10. Come Unto Jesus -3:55 Personnel Dallas Holm & Praise: Dallas Holm -acoustic guitar, lead vocals Tim Johnson -keyboards LaDonna Johnson -backing vocals Randy Adams -bass guitar RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1984. Accolades Dove Award -Male Vocalist of the Year Songwriter of the Year Mixed Group of the Year (with Praise) Song of the Year ("Rise Again") Associate Membership Award Radio singles 1978 -1979 "Rise Again" -#2 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Justright  (1976) Next release: Tell 'em Again  (1978) (with Praise)

This Is My Song is the second live album and 15th release by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm . It was released on August 19, 1980 by Greentree/Benson Records. It is Holm's first live album with his band Praise since their 1977 release of Live and also Praise's 4th album overall. It was produced by Phil Johnson and was recorded live at Opryland USA and mixed at Great Circle Sound, both in Nashville, Tennessee. This Is My Song is Holm's 5th appearance on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in 1980 as it debuted at number 28 in October 1980 and peaked at number 16 by early 1981. Holm was nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year and Group of the Year with Praise at the 1981 GMA Dove Awards. This Is My Song is not available on CD and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm. 1. Jesus Got Ahold Of My Life -4:01 2. I Can't Wait -2:55 3. I'm Going Home -4:27 4. Saved, Saved, Saved -2:52 5. (Talk) -1:24 6. Get Together -4:12 7. I Love You More -3:12 8. Holiday Inn -3:41 9. (Talk) -6:14 10. I Love the Son -3:55 11. Yes, I Hear You -4:04 Personnel Dallas Holm & Praise: Dallas Holm -acoustic guitar, lead vocals Tim Johnson -keyboards Randy Adams -bass guitar Ric Norris -drums Radio singles 1981 "Saved, Saved, Saved" -#7 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Looking Back at the Best of Dallas Holm  (1980) (compilation album) Next release: Holm, Sheppard, Johnson  (1981) (with Tim Sheppard and Phil Johnson) Listen to the live album This is My Song here:

The Name Above All Names is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was released in 1983 on his newly-formed independent label Seven Thunders Records. The label was named after passages from Revelation 10: 1 -7. After the release of his 1980 album The Stand and dropped by Word Records, Girard took some time off from recording music and went through a time in his life that he described as "a time of correction and spiritual renewal," resulting in a commitment to refocus his music ministry on worship leadership. Girard was in a new season of his life after his alcohol addiction. The Name Above All Names was the result. His first album in three years, Girard co-produced it with Bob Rose, who produced his last album The Stand and Girard solely produced the track "Don't Shoot the Wounded." The title song would later be recorded by Debby Boone as the lead single for her 1987 release Friends For Life . This is the first album Girard had ever written that was directly addressing the needs and concerns of the church. His previous albums had been more evangelistic, essentially addressing non-believers, the songs being about one’s need for Jesus or his personal experiences in the Lord. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard. 1. The Name Above All Names -4:38 2. Kingdom Come -4:46 3. We Are the Righteousness of God -3:37 4. Blessed Be the Name of My Rock -3:32 5. Soldiers of the Lion -4:58 6. Don't Shoot the Wounded -4:10 7. And the Rain Came Down -4:05 8. Wall of Love -3:40 9. Walk As I Walk -4:08 10. The Power and the Glory -3:48 Production credits Chuck Girard -producer (all tracks) Bob Rose -producer (tracks 1 -5, 7 -10) Previous release: The Stand  (1980)   Next release: All Those Years  (1983) (compilation album)

The Stand is the fifth solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was originally released on August 1980 by Good News/Word Records. This was Girard's final album on Word Records. The Stand was written and recorded during Girard's downslide into the depths of the final stage of his alcohol addiction. Many of the songs were biographical, and reflected his then current struggles. The album was produced by Bob Rose. This was the first album that Girard did not produce. Girard is usual hands on when it comes to production. While Rose produced and mixed the album, Girard was hospitalized for his addiction and went through an intervention. The executives at Word Records did not liked the album's content, because the songs were too sad and controversial especially when it comes to alcoholism, particularly on the title song, "Racin' Like the Wind" and "Child Come Home." The Stand was, in some ways, a head of its time. The album did not perform as well as his previous album did. Girard wrote all nine songs plus vocalist and songwriter Pat Hollis co-writing the track "Home For Good." In 2010, The Stand  was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Soldier -4:32 2. Home For Good (Chuck Girard, Pat Hollis) -3:16 3. Busy Day -5:03 4. Border Town -3:21 5. Witness -2:40 6. The Fold -3:56 7. The Stand -3:24 8 Racin' Like the Wind -4:22 9. Child Come Home -3:13 Previous release: Take It Easy  (1979) Next release: The Name Above All Names  (1983)

Take It Easy is the fourth solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard , originally released on June 10, 1979 by Good News/Word Records. Girard wrote and produced the album himself. According to Girard, Take It Easy was put together from a pool of existing songs and was not intended to be a concept album.  The title was a response to what he perceived to be the overly serious, almost 'task oriented' Christianity he saw emerging around him. Girard says that today's American Christians are largely “taking it easy” from the business of evangelism, soul-winning and other such endeavors, and are largely preoccupied with what they can receive from their Christianity, rather than what they can accomplish for the purposes of the Kingdom of God. The album opens with "Take a Hand," which is probably the best rocking number since "Rock and Roll Preacher," taken from his 1975 debut release . It was also his only track to be released as a single to Christian radio making the Top 20. The track "Full Immersion Ocean Water Baptism By the Sea" is, in some ways, a sequel to the Love Song track "Little County Church," and is about the early Jesus music days when hundreds of young adults would be baptized by Pastor Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel in the ocean at Corona del Mar Beach. It has a "beach-y" feel and kind of reminiscent of Linda Ronstadt's version of "Blue Bayou." "Song For a Christian Wedding" is a song Girard wrote on his wedding day as a gift to his bride Karen when they were married on November 27, 1971. Girard only sang this song to her on their wedding day and, at the time, didn't think that is song would not be on an album, much less Take It Easy. In 2010, Take It Easy  was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard. 1. Take a Hand -3:23 2. Love Is Alive -3:09 3. Little People -3:24 4. Full Immersion Ocean Water Baptism By the Sea -3:54 5. Without Your Love -4:11 6. Our Lives Are In Your Hands -3:41 7. His Word Is Still His Promise -2:58 8. Song For a Christian Wedding -3:19 9. Wings of Mercy -4:30 10. All I Want -3:40 Radio singles 1979 "Take a Hand" -#19 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Written On the Wind  (1977) Next release: The Stand  (1980)

Randall Evan Stonehill (born March 12, 1952 in Stockton, California) is an American singer and songwriter, best known as one of the pioneers of contemporary Christian music. His music is primarily folk rock in the style of James Taylor, but some of his music has focused on new wave, pop, roots rock, pop rock and children's music. Born in Stockton, California, to parents, Leonard N. Stonehill and his wife, Pauline Correia, Stonehill also has an older brother named Jeffrey Dean Stonehill. After graduating from Leigh High School in San Jose, California, Stonehill moved to Los Angeles where he stayed with Christian rock singer Larry Norman, himself a pioneer in Christian music. In 1970, Stonehill performed the lead role in Jimmy Owens' first Christian musical Show Me . He released his debut album Born Twice in 1971. Stonehill appeared in the motion picture Beware! The Blob a year later, along with Norman. Stonehill made a cameo appearance in the 1973 Christian film Time to Run , performing his song "I Love You." It was produced and distributed by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. That same year, Stonehill released his second album Get Me Out of Hollywood in London. The album remained unreleased until 1999. In 1976, Stonehill released his third album Welcome to Paradise . Considered as a masterpiece, the album was named as one of the 100 greatest albums in Christian music by CCM Magazine in 2001. Stonehill co-wrote the classic "Your Love Broke Through," first recorded by CCM musician Phil Keaggy in 1976 and a year later by Keith Green on his debut album For Him Who Has Ears to Hear . The Sky is Falling was released in 1980, and then starting in 1981, Stonehill began his decade recording career on Word Records with Between the Glory and the Flame . His 1983 album Equator featured the very popular Christian radio hit " Shut De Dó." Stonehill's next album Celebrate This Heartbeat was released in 1984. The track "Who Will Save the Children" featured a vocal duet Keaggy. His next album Love Beyond Reason (1985) featured the lead single "I Could Never Say Goodbye" with Amy Grant , where it became a Christian radio hit and was a Grammy nominee for Best Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group. Stonehill also released Love Beyond Reason -The Video Album that same year. Stonehill teamed up with musician Dave Perkins on two albums. The first, The Wild Frontier (1986), is a return to rock music with some authenticity and rawness. The title song was a big hit on Christian Rock radio. The second, Can't Buy a Miracle (1988), is a continuation of The Wild Frontier , with more rock and even some country. The track "Coming Back Soon" was another Christian radio hit. That same year Stonehill and Keaggy formed The Keaggy/Stonehill Band with other musicians performing in concerts and in the studio. In 1989, Stonehill released Return to Paradise , a reference to his 1976 album Welcome to Paradise . The 1990s saw Stonehill return to his folk rock roots with his albums, Until We Have Wings , Wonderama , The Lazarus Heart and Thirst . In 2001, Stonehill recorded a children's album Uncle Stonehill's Hat . After 50 years of musical ministry, Stonehill is one of the few Jesus Music-era musicians who continues to record and tour regularly. More information on Randy Stonehill at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Stonehill Discography Born Twice (1971) Get Me Out of Hollywood (1973) Welcome to Paradise (1976) The Sky is Falling (1980) Between the Glory and the Flame (1981) Equator (1983) Celebrate This Heartbeat (1984) Stonehill (EP) (1985) (U.K. release) Love Beyond Reason (1985) The Wild Frontier (1986) Can't Buy a Miracle (1988) Return to Paradise (1989) Until We Have Wings (1990) Wonderama (1992) Stories (1993) (compilation album) The Lazarus Heart (1994) Our ReCollections (1996) (compilation album) Thirst (1998) Uncle Stonehill's Hat (2001) (children's album) Edge of the World (2002) Decade (2003) (Solid Rock Records compilation album) Live at Greenbelt (2005) Touchstone (2006) The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album) Paradise Sky: Official Soundtrack to the movie Fallen Angel (2008) Spirit Walk (2011) Lost Art of Listening (2020) Collaboration albums/projects Where the Woodbine Twineth: The Cottage Tapes - Book One (2000) (early compilation album with Larry Norman) And the Rampion Runs Wild: The Cottage Tapes - Book Two (2004) (early compilation recordings with Larry Norman) Together Live!  (2005) (with Phil Keaggy) Mystery Highway  (2009) (with Phil Keaggy) Songs for Israel (2010) (live album with Phil Keaggy, Bob Bennett and Buck Storm) Breath of God (EP) (2012) (with Buck Storm) Breath of God II (2015) (with Buck Storm)

Edge of the World is the 16th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released on November 6, 2002 by Fair Lawn Records and distributed by INSP Media Group. The album was produced by Stonehill and Bob Kilpatrick. Edge of the World is described as a return to Stonehill's early roots of his 1970s period like Born Twice and Welcome to Paradise . Some highlights include the tracks "That's the Way It Goes" (a vocal duet with long-time friend and musician Phil Keaggy ) and "We Were All So Young" features guest vocals by Stonehill's friends from the Jesus Music era: Keaggy, Russ Taff , Larry Norman, Barry McGuire, Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul & Mary, Annie Herring of 2nd Chapter of Acts and the band Love Song. Stonehill wrote all the songs on the album, along with producer Kilpatrick co-writing tracks and long-time friend Daniel Amos lead singer and songwriter Terry Scott Taylor co-writing the track "Far, Far." Other guests on the album are Sara Groves and Michael Roe of the Christian alternative band The 77's Track listing All songs are written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. Dare to Believe (Randy Stonehill, Bob Kilpatrick) -3:29 2. That's the Way It Goes (vocal duet with Phil Keaggy) (Randy Stonehill, Bob Kilpatrick) -3:21 3. We Were All So Young (guest vocals by Larry Norman, Phil Keaggy, Noel Paul Stookey, Annie Herring, Barry McGuire, Russ Taff and Love Song) -5:20 4. Jayney -4:33 5. Take Me Back (vocal duet with Sara Groves) -4:51 6. All I Know -4:28 7. Hey, Pauline -5:13 8. Edge of the World (Randy Stonehill, Bob Kilpatrick) -3:26 9. Last Song for Michael -2:41 10. Far, Far -4:31 11. Prisoner of Hope -4:49 Previous release: Uncle Stonehill's Hat  (2001) (children's album) Next release: Decade  (2003) (compilation album)

Uncle Stonehill's Hat is the 15th studio and children's music album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released on September 15, 2001 on the independent label Holy Sombrero! Entertainment. Stonehill and producer Terry Scott Taylor created the story as Stonehill narrates and sings as Uncle Stonehill and voices other characters. Taylor's daughter Noelle and PJ Clarke provide the voices of the kids Kate and Henry. Stonehill even re-records a fan favorite " Shut De Dó" for this project. The narration are the odd numbered tracks and the songs are the even numbered tracks. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs and narration are written by Randy Stonehill with songs co-written with Terry Scott Taylor, except where noted. 1. Henry and Kate Say the Password -0:40 2. Theme Song to Uncle Stonehill's Hat -1:20 3. Slide Into the Workshop -2:50 4. Curious (Randy Stonehill, Sandi Stonehill, Terry Scott Taylor) -3:40 5. The Not-So-Wise Swedish Grandfather -2:00 6. Mouse in My House (Randy Stonehill) -1:50 7. Kate Picks a Room -0:30 8. Switzerland -3:00 9. The Living Room -Oh Bliss -0:45 10. Toes (Randy Stonehill) -2:20 11. Little Anthony and his Uncles & Ants -0:50 12. World's Shortest Song -0:10 13. Carmen Myanta -0:20 14. Shut De Dó (Randy Stonehill) -2:55 15. The Inside Garden -2:30 16. Mister Snail (Randy Stonehill) -2:20 17. The Telescope -0:45 18. Beanies & Franks -2:20 19. Admiral Pants Daily On -0:30 20. Stormy Winds (Randy Stonehill) -3:30 21. Bob Me-Myself&I -1:55 22. My Destiny -3:55 23. The Kitchen and the Many Cooks -3:35 24 All the Wondrous Pies -3:00 25. The Golden Door -0:55 26 Valley of the Echoes -3:35 27. Whipped Cream Pillows -1:55 28 Reprise: Uncle Stonehill's Hat -1:15 Previous release: Where the Woodbine Twineth: The Cottage Tapes - Book One (2000) (early compilation album with Larry Norman) Next release: Edge of the World  (2002) Listen to the album Uncle Stonehill's Hat here:

Thirst  is the 14th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released on April 28, 1998 by Brentwood Records and distributed by Provident Music Distribution. The album was produced by Rick Elias. Thirst is Stonehill's first new album in four years. The album is more adult contemporary and folk pop. It was Stonehill's second album to be credited under his last name and it was jointly produced with his independent label Street Level Records. The album cover is illustrated by musician Jimmy Abegg (Jimmy A). Elias plays guitars on the album along with other musicians. Stonehill wrote all the songs on Thirst with some help from songwriters Abegg, Phil Maderia and David Edwards. A limited edition of the CD contains an opening hidden track "In Jesus' Name" (from his 1994 album The Lazarus Heart ), a hidden bonus track called "The Keeper of the Bear" and a 10 minute interview. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. Hand of God -4:17 2. Fire (Randy Stonehill, Jimmy Abegg) -5:53 3. Sleeping (Randy Stonehill, Phil Madera) -4:13 4. Father of Lights -4:13 5. Angels' Wings -5:25 6. Baby Hates Clowns -4:04 7. Every Heartbeat Is a Prayer -5:05 8. Lonely House -3:34 9. Little Rose (Randy Stonehill, David Edwards) -5:19 10. Every You Know (Is Incorrect) (Randy Stonehill, David Edward) -3:28 HIDDEN BONUS TRACK 11. The Keeper of the Bear -2:35 Radio singles 1998 "Hand of God" -#2 Christian AC 1998 "Father of Lights" -#4 Christian AC Previous release: Our ReCollections  (1996) (compilation album) Next release: Where the Woodbine Twineth: The Cottages Tape - Book One (2000) (early compilation album with Larry Norman) Listen to the full-length album Thirst here:

Our ReCollections is a compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill , released on May 21, 1996 by Word Records. It is a collection of Stonehill's best songs from his years on the Myrrh label. Released as a series of anthology albums called Our ReCollections featuring former artists on the label. Stonehill reminisces on each track on how the songs were made in the CD linear notes. Track listing All songs are written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. The Wild Frontier (from The Wild Frontier ) -4:10 2. Shut De Dó (from Equator ) -2:48 3. Who Will Save the Children (vocal duet with Phil Keaggy) (from Celebrate This Heartbeat ) -5:31 4. Who Will Save the Children (vocal duet with Amy Grant) (from Love Beyond Reason ) -3:47 5. Christmas at Denny's (from Return to Paradise ) -5:56 6. Great Big Stupid World (Randy Stonehill, Terry Scott Taylor) (from Wonderama ) -5:51 7. Turning Thirty (from Equator ) -3:49 8. Faithful (Randy Stonehill, Giovanni Audiori aka Mark Heard) (from Until We Have Wings ) -3:28 9. American Fast Food (from Equator ) -3:17 10. The Hope of Glory (from The Wild Frontier ) -4:56 11. The Gods of Men (from Love Beyond Reason ) -4:16 12. China (from Equator ) -5:30 13. Celebrate This Heartbeat (from Celebrate This Heartbeat ) -4:10 14. Rachel Delevoryas (from Wonderama ) -3:20 15. Coming Back Soon (from Can't Buy a Miracle ) -4:47 Production credits Barry Miller Kaye -producer (tracks 3,4, 11 and 13) Terry Scott Taylor -producer (tracks 2, 6, 7, 9, 12 and 14) Mark Heard and Randy Stonehill -producers (tracks 5 and 8) Dave Perkins -producer (tracks 1, 10 and 15) David Estes -compilation producer Previous release: The Lazarus Heart  (1994) Next release: Thirst  (1998)

The Lazarus Heart is the 13th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released independently in the fall of 1994 on Stonehill's label Street Level Records, with distribution by REX Music. It is the first of two albums to credit under his last name Stonehill. After more than a decade on Word Records, Stonehill decided to release The Lazarus Heart independently. The album is produced by Jimmie Lee Sloas, formerly of The Imperials , who also produced the Christian rock band PFR. Stonehill wrote the whole album with some songwriting assistance with Rick Elias, Cheri Keaggy ( Phil Keaggy 's niece-in-law and a CCM artist), Terry Scott Taylor, Phil Maderia and Dave Perkins. The album is a temporary return to his commercial sound reminiscent of his mid 1980s releases, but catering to a 1990s audience. The lead single "I Turn to You," with harmony vocals by Christine Denté of Out of the Grey , became Stonehill's first and only number one Christian radio hit. The second single "In Jesus' Name" features guest vocals by Michael W. Smith , who also plays keyboards. A music video was made for the track featuring Stonehill and Smith. Other guest artists and musicians who helped on the album include Bob Carlisle , Gary Chapman , David Robertson, Riki Michele, Jerry Chamberlain and Gordon Kennedy among others. Incidentally, Kennedy and Sloas would later form the Christian rock band Dogs of Peace in 1995. Track listing 1. A Promise Made is a Promise Kept (Randy Stonehill, Rick Elias) -5:45 2. I Turn to You (Randy Stonehill, Cheri Keaggy) -3:28 3. In Jesus' Name (featuring Michael W. Smith) (Randy Stonehill, Phil Maderia) -4:27 4. Under the Rug (Randy Stonehill, Dave Perkins, Terry Scott Taylor) -3:40 5. Remember My Name (Randy Stonehill, Rick Elias) -4:56 6. That's Why We Don't Love God (Randy Stonehill) -5:18 7. When I'm Afraid (Randy Stonehill) -3:39 8. Shadow Man (Randy Stonehill, Dave Perkins) -3:35 9. Zurich in the Snow (instrumental) -0:18 10. Troubles (Randy Stonehill) -3:23 11. Lazarus Heart (Randy Stonehill) -4:17 Radio singles 1994 "I Turn to You" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, #1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1995 "In Jesus' Name" (featuring Michael W. Smith) -#11 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1995 "A Promise Made is a Promise Kept" -#3 Christian AC 1995 "Remember My Name" -#37 Christian AC Previous release: Stories  (1993) (compilation album) Next release: Our ReCollections  (1996) (compilation album) Watch the music of "In Jesus' Name" featuring Michael W. Smith here: