Reissue with new band name. Note on sleeve: “Our hope is to help the church recover the tradition of putting old hymns to new music for each generation and to enrich our worship with a huge view of God and His ‘indelible grace.’”4/5(1).

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A great first album. I was at a conference in where we tried to sing the traditional version of Wesley's "Arise, My Soul, Arise." It was dreadful. Kevin Twit was there and introduced the version on this album. I have loved their music ever since. Their desire is not to lose the poetry of the church while recognizing that musical styles change/5(13).

Arise, My Soul, Arise: Additional Track Information Indelible Grace songs: 7: It Thou Hast Drawn: 8: Thou Lovely Source of True Delight: 9: O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus: Approach, My Soul, the Mercy Seat: I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say: Debtor to Mercy Alone: Additional Track Information Indelible Grace album for sale:

A great first album. I was at a conference in where we tried to sing the traditional version of Wesley's "Arise, My Soul, Arise." It was dreadful. Kevin Twit was there and introduced the version on this album. I have loved their music ever since. Their desire is not to lose the poetry of the church while recognizing that musical styles change/5.

Indelible Grace Various. Christ Community Church, College Ministry has just released a new CD of updated hymns called “Indelible Grace”. If you were to listen to the songs, not knowing they were hymns, you would think it was a Vineyard or Passion CD.

The CD ends with a touching rendition of Anne Steele's forgotten hymn, "Dear Refuge of My Weary Soul," featuring an intimate vocal by Sandra McCracken, accompanying herself at the piano while singing the newly-written melody by Reformed University Fellowship director, Kevin Twitt. An excellent addition to your worship library/5(12).

This hymn was written by Charles Wesley (), brother of the famous Methodist evangelist John Wesley, over years ago in The words of this hy.