Blessed Journey For The Heart CD

Journey For The Heart Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $3.90)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Religion CDs, Christian, Contemporary Christian Music, Gospel
Label	Ultimate Entertainment
Orig Year	2000
All Time Sales Rank	79735
CD Universe Part number	2622945
Catalog number	1000
Discs	1
Release Date	May 15, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	65 minutes
Personnel	Blessed - vocals Angela Fennidy Stewart Joslyn Elliott Blackburn - vocals Ronda Stewart Singleton Cynthia Liggins Thomas Also: Ray Bady, Clarence Johnson III, Greg Troyer, Hezekiah Brinson, Jason Hodge, Jay Marcus Hodge, LeDerick Blackburn, Ray Carr Jr.

Blessed Journey For The Heart Songs

	1.	I Praise You
	2.	I'm Blessed
	3.	Jesus' Name
	4.	Won't Walk Away
	5.	He's Sweet II
	6.	Jesus Is Lord
	7.	For Your Good (Prelude)
	8.	For Your Good
	9.	Prayer Changes Things
	10.	You Are the One
	11.	Jesus I Love You
	12.	Your Mercy
	13.	Psalm 121
	14.	Be Holy Still
	15.	My Desire

Journey For The Heart Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Wonderful Listening Experience
I have thoroughly enjoyed this CD. I had a copy about 2 years ago and lost it. It was a pleasure to hear some of the same songs that blessed my soul 2 years ago.
Submitted by shona_stephens (Jackson, MS, USA)
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4 stars Very Blessed
The album starts in an uptempo mode. As it gets towards the middle it smooths down and this is were these ladies are at their best. Their smooth voices sends the blessings down. I think as Blessed continues their careers, they should focus more on the smooth slowed down songs because their voices blended makes an awesome tandem thats hard to be beat by most in the business. They are that good. Music to the soul on track #12 "Your Mercy". Beautifully done.
Submitted by a reviewer ("Delcambre, LA, USA")
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5 stars Very Blessed
This Cd is the tight:Your Mercy is the best song because it tells the truth about how we are what God:
Submitted by a reviewer (Kenner, LA.,USA)
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