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The Father’s House is a non-denominational church In Vacaville, California. Their desire is to build a house for the glory of God and keep things simple. Above all else they are a people living in the presence and purposes of God.
This CD was recorded live at the Encounter Youth Conference held on January 20-24, 2005 at The Father’s House. Worship leaders are
Joseph Zwanziger, Shane Guy, and Tosha Patterson.
The Encounter Youth Conference is the annual youth conference hosted by 1221 and The Father’s House.
1221 is the weekly youth ministry of The Father’s House where young people join in passionate worship and receive the preaching of the Word of God.

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Lead vocals: Shane Guy, Dave Patterson, Tosha Patterson, Joseph Zwanziger

Tracks:
  1.  This is the Time
  2.  Abandon
  3.  All Forgiving God
  4.  God of Mysteries
  5.  Wherever I Go
  6.  Free To Love
  7.  Desperation
  8.  Who Compares
  9.  Simple Melody
10.  Forever and a Day
11.  Encounter
12.  Here I Am
13.  Pour Out

CLOSER IS MY CRY
live worship at
The Father’s House
Vacaville, California
www.tfhweb.com

Best Kind of Love

 Songs:
  1.  Come Lord
  2.  I Will Praise
  3.  Psalm 36
  4.  Need to Be Broken
  5.  Best Kind of Love
  6.  Merciful God
  7.  Come Lord (reprise)

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  Father's House in question is a fellowship based in north Californian town of Vacaville, which church, like the town's own population, has seen dramatic growth in recent times, from only a handful of believers on it's inception in '97 to several hundred in regular attendance today. The second worship release from the team, main song-contributors to this seven-song (45 mins) set are Shane Guy, Ron Elm and pastor Dave Patterson, each of whom also gives vocal and/or instrumental assistance.

  As an indie project, overall quality of the production is astonishingly good, due in part, no doubt, to mastering and mixing aid from veteran worship leader Kent Henry along with youthful fellow musician Jim Stern. Equally proficient is the strength of song-material and vocal / band performance, inviting definite comparisons in both style and sound to same Mr Henry; evident, for example, in the extended worship flow attending these songs, the gutsy passion of some, mixed with gentler, intimate communications (sometimes on same track), and also in the creation of spontaneous moments of praise, such as on the closing intercessory track here.

  'Come Lord' is a wonderful, punchy song of spiritual thirst with infectious chorus - what better way to set the ball rolling! 'I will praise', with it's delicious harmonica vibes and organ & guitar solos, (the latter a tasty feature on several tracks) is a rootsy slice of praiseful funk, and like all tunes, thoroughly worshipful. The mood tones down a notch for the title track meditation, sensitively sung with it's co-writer Nancy Wilson, and the contrite intensity of 'Need to be broken', and even more so for the deep and beautiful 8-min 'Merciful God', with it's apt, ensuing Scripture reading.

  These guys consider themselves 'little sons and daughters, living to bring all glory to you, Father'. Their Humble Effort (also name of music label) - is indeed a God-honouring offering, being a strong and impressive worship occasion matched by artistic insert photography. Best Kind of Love is a genuine blessing.

Review by tom lennie   -  April 2002