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Worship leaders:
Robert Critchley, Tom Lane, David Ruis, Jeremy Sinnott

Tracks:
  1.  Mercy Over Me
  2.  Mercy is Falling
  3.  O Worship the King
  4.  I’m So Amazed
  5.  Beautiful One
  6.  There’s a Time
  7.  Amen
  8.  Jesus Shall Reign
  9.  Rest in His Promise
10.  Oh How Sweet to Trust You Jesus
11.  There is One Name
12.  I Will Worship
13.  Can’t Help

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Worship leaders:
Robert Critchley, Jeremy Sinnott, Mike Hughes,
Owen Hurter, and Kelley Warren

Tracks:
  1.  Dreamer of Impossible Dreams
  2.  Most High
  3.  Send the Rain
  4.  On the Edge
  5.  My Desire
  6.  Waves of Grace
  7.  Blessed Be Your Name
  8.  Trust in God
  9.  Not To Us
10.  You Are Holy
11.  Father Your Love

Catch the Fire is the signature conference of the Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship. Known as the “Toronto Blessing”, this church has been in continuous nightly revival meetings since January of 1994.

Songs:
  1.  I’m making melody
  2.  I will call upon the Name of the Lord
       (God of the breakthrough)
  3.  Of one thing I am certain (What I Believe)
  4.  Jesus Christ (All my love)
  5.  My troubled soul
       (Praise the Mighty Name of Jesus)
  6.  There is a song (I’ll never let You go)
  7.  All who are thirsty
  8.  Do you love to praise the Lord? (Dance)
  9.  I will seek Your face
10.  I can feel the touch
11.  To You O Lord (My hope is in You)
12.  From everlasting

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  Ok, so the sleeve design (design?) is totally naff, proving you can't always judge an album by its cover. For the 64 minutes music on this disc certainly make high impression! The musical product, in fact, of the 8th annual Catch the Fire conference held in perhaps the world's most renowned charismatic church, Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship, which, even after all these years, is still holding nightly meetings. TACF worship leaders Jeremy Sinnott and Robert Critchley once again play host to these proceedings, joined this time round by lesser-known team member Owen Hurter and UK guest musician Noel Richards (and bands).

  The wonderful thing about this recording is that, unlike much live 'conference' output - including past CtF albums - the great majority of these songs are brand spanking new! A terrific and varied selection they comprise too. Critchley's rousing 'God of the breakthrough' is likely to find high favour as a congregational anthem, while his attractive 'My troubled soul' finds melodious tandem with the 'Leaning on the everlasting arms' hymn chorus. Noel Richards leads us into an enthralling, carefree dance celebration with 'Do you love to praise the Lord?' - this one's just gotta be heard! - whereas Owen Hunter provides not only the infectious 'What I believe' , but also a worthy cover of a Third Day tune!

  Some fine songs flow in gentler form too - including a new Noel Richards smoothie, a rendition of a Vineyard UK tune and two excellent meditations from Robert Critchley (one composed by bass player Mike Hughes). Lengthiest track is Jeremy's 8-minute 'There is a song' romance, which, like several other numbers here, receives a 'celtic' woodwind touch and admirable support vocals.

  Indeed, backing musicianship throughout is as high in quality as both the lead vocals from these four musicians and the indubitable strength of songs. Praise the Mighty Name of Jesus makes for a memorable and consistently worshipful occasion - perhaps the very best in this longstanding series - so far!

Review by tom lennie