Artist	Song
Hillsong United	The Stand
from The I Heart Revolution (Live) (2010)
Hillsong Live	Salvation Is Here
from God He Reigns (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	Soon
from Across the Earth: Tear Down the Walls (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	None But Jesus
from United We Stand (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	All I Need Is You
from Look to You (Live) (2010)
Darlene Zschech	Amazing Grace
from Amazing Grace - Timeless Hymns of Faith (2007)
Brooke Fraser	C.S. Lewis Song
from Albertine (2008)
Hillsong United	King of All Days
from Across the Earth: Tear Down the Walls (Live) (2010)
Brooke Fraser	Arithmetic
from What to Do With Daylight (2008)
Hillsong Live	For Your Name
from Faith + Hope + Love (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	Always (Live)
from More Than Life (Live) (2010)
Reuben Morgan	Hear Our Praises
from World Through Your Eyes (2005)
Tim Hughes	Consuming Fire
from When Silence Falls (2004)
Hillsong United	Desperate People
from All of the Above (2010)
Hillsong United	To the Ends of the Earth
from To the Ends of the Earth (Live) (2010)
Hillsong Live	You Are Worthy
from For All You've Done (Live) (2010)
Tim Hughes	Beautiful One
from When Silence Falls (2004)
Hillsong Live	All I Do
from Blessed (Live) (2010)
Hillsong Live	Great In Power
from By Your Side (Live) (2010)
Hillsong London	Greatest Gift
from Jesus Is (Live) (2010)
Hillsong Live	Holy Spirit Rain Down
from Simply Worship 3 (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	Forever
from Best Friend: United Live (Live) (2010)
Hillsong United	Everyday
from Everyday (Live) (2010)
Miriam Webster	Fall Upon Your Knees
from Made Me Glad (2010)
Brooke Fraser	The Sound of Silence
from Live At the Aotea, Auckland, New Zealand (2008)

Comment:

Here's where the Hillsong ladies step to the forefront and fill the air with Heaven-sent songs of faith. Of course, frontwomen are hardly unusual here — for years Darlene Zschech wasn't just Hillsong's First Lady, but also its leading light, and who else could make a well-worn hymn like "Amazing Grace" sound fresh again? Ever-quirky troubadour Brooke Fraser, leading contender for the title of Christian Pop's Alanis Morissette, offers an unusual homage on "C.S. Lewis Song," named for the famed fantasy author and Christian theologian. And Australian gospel belter Miriam Webster's soul-stirring voice bends, swoops, and [i]soars[/i] in the service of the Lord on "Fall Upon Your Knees."

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