Album Of The Day: Family Nights, Vol. 1: All Your Heart by Mission House

All Your Heart album - The majority of the area is a photo of a group of people seen through a window, with a bright light from the stage area shining into the window. The dozens of people visible are looking away from the camera and towards the light, or some are looking down. On a black background at the top is printed in white the band's name in a calligraphy font on the left, with the letters 'MH' in a box in the top right corner. Below that is the album title, and the words 'Recorded live in Dallas, TX' and 'Copyright 2023' in small print.

Jess Ray and Taylor Leonhardt both are accomplished solo singer/songwriters, but they also lead worship together as Mission House. In this live recording from Dallas, Texas, USA, the duo sings some of their modern worship as well as some classic hymns. It sounds like a very simple, acoustic setup for the group on this album, with mostly just keyboards and acoustic guitars and no huge worship band, but the simplicity of this recording and their performance adds to the authenticity. Dee Wilson and Aaron Williams also join them for a few tracks each. It's great to hear their versions of "How Great Thou Art" and "I Need Thee Every Hour" as well as Mission House favorites like "If I Was A Bird" and new songs like "Seek And Find". It's a powerful session of communal worship and you can hear the community sing along on this recording. Listening to this music is a good way for me to start the week.

Release Year: 2023
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