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| 1. | No Reason To Hide
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| 2. | God One and Only
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| 3. | It's Your Love
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| 4. | I Will Exalt You
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| 5. | Yahweh
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| 6. | The First and The Last
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| 7. | For Your Name
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| 8. | Glow
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| 9. | The Wonder of Your Love
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| 10. | His Glory Appears
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| 11. | We The Redeemed
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| 12. | We Will See Him
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| 13. | You Hold Me Now
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Adam Crosariol - Bass
Anders Kjondal - Photography
Andrew Crawford - Engineer, Producer
Anneka Knock - Vocals (Background)
Annie Garratt - Vocals (Background)
Autumn Hardman - Keyboards, Music Direction
Ben Whincop - Bass, Engineer
Bob Mpofu - Bass
Brand Gillies - Drums
Brooke Ligertwood - Guitar (Acoustic), Worship Leader
Catherine Vasilakis - Vocals (Background)
Celeste Shackleton - Cello
Darlene Zschech - Worship Leader
David Andrew - Keyboards
David Ivy Ware - Worship Leader
Dean Ussher - Vocals (Background)
Elizabeth Gorringe - French Horn
Emily Hayes - Vocals (Background)
Esther Donnelly - Vocals (Background)
Gabe Kelly - Drums
Giles Lambert - Cover Art Concept, Cover Design, Photography
Grant Klassen - Guitar (Electric)
Hanna Crezee - Violin
Jad Gillies - Guitar (Acoustic), Worship Leader
James Hurley - Engineer
Jay Argaet - Art Direction, Art Manager
Jill McCloghry - Worship Leader
Jimmy Monk - Engineer
Joel Houston - Creative Director, Guitar (Acoustic), Producer, Worship Leader
Joshua Gagner - Bass
Joy Konecny - Photography
Karen Horn - Vocals (Background)
Kevin Watts - Production Coordination
Laura Kelly - Project Coordinator
Luke Irvine - Director
Marc Warry - Trombone
Matt Crocker - Vocals (Background)
Matt Tennikoff - Bass
Michael Cuthbertson - Production Coordination
Nigel Hendroff - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Paul Konecny - Photography
Peter James - Keyboards
Peter Wallis - Engineer
Reuben Morgan - Producer, Worship Leader
Rolf Wam Fjell - Drums
Sam Gibson - Mixing
Simon Kobler - Drums
Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
Stewart Whitmore - Digital Editing
Tim Whincop - Project Manager, Trumpet
Timon Klein - Guitar (Electric)
Tony Mott - Photography
Hillsong
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Genre: GSPL
Styles: Contemporary Gospel, Alternative CCM, Praise & Worship
Christian rock and worship group Hillsong United spun out of Australia's Hillsong Church, a Pentecostal ministry based in northwest Sydney. Founded in August 1983 by New Zealand natives Brian and Bobbie Houston, Hillsong Church was first known as Hills Christian Life Centre. At launch, the congregation counted just 45 members, but grew to 900 within four years. As the church's music ministry evolved, in 1986 the Houstons founded the Hillsong Conference, an annual event created to teach and nurture contemporary Christian musicians. A live CD titled The Power of Your Love hit retail in 1992, featuring singers/songwriters Geoff Bullock and Darlene Zschech, both mainstays on the myriad Hillsong albums to follow. By the end of the decade, the Hillsong brand was so well-known that in 1999 the Houstons renamed the church Hillsong as well. Around the same time, Brian's father, the famous Pentecostal pastor Frank Houston, was embroiled in controversy when he confessed to molesting a teenage boy some three decades earlier. Hillsong remained a lightning rod, facing concerns from government leaders and journalists alike over its extreme political stance and reliance on donated funds. The juggernaut surged forward, however, and in 2004 the live Hillsong release For All You've Done topped the mainstream Australian pop charts. A year later, more than 30,000 people attended July's Hillsong Conference. By early 2006, the Houstons counted more than 19,000 parishioners attending services each week. Hillsong United began as Hillsong Church's youth ministry band. Originally dubbed United Live, the group was first led by singers/songwriters Reuben Morgan and Marty Sampson. Their 1999 debut, Everyday, established their creative template: each album was recorded live at the annual October youth conference Encounterfest -- enabling contributions from a variety of church members, friends, and supporters, including the popular Christian folk chanteuse Brooke Fraser -- and released on CD and DVD early the following year. When Morgan left United Live in 2002 to mount a solo career, the Houstons' son Joel took his place, prompting the name change to Hillsong United. In the years to follow their popularity snowballed on both sides of the equator, with 2006's United We Stand emerging as the year's best-selling Christian LP at Canadian retail. All of the Above found similar success in 2007, as did 2009's a_CROSS//the_EARTH: Tear Down the Walls and accompanying live album Faith + Hope + Love.
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