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Veggietales Worship Songs

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VeggieTales: WORSHIP SONGS is a nice blend of children and veggies singing many of today's modern worship songs with a few classics (from the seventies and eighties as well). Bob and Larry are temporarily taking the role of choir directors and leading the choir in rehearsing some worship songs.

Songs include
Come Now Is The Time To Worship written by Brian Doerkson
God of Wonders written by Marc Byrd & Steve Hindalong
Better Is One Day written (and performed by) Matt Redman
Thy Word written by Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant
Blessed Be Your Name written by Matt Redman and Beth Redman
Forever written by Chris Tomlin
You Put This Love In My Heart written by Keith Green
I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever written by Martin Smith
I Am A Promise written by Bill and Gloria Gaither
In The Secret (I Want To Know You) written by Andy Park
Seek Ye First written by Karen Lafferty
You Are Holy written by Marc Imboden & Tammi Rhoton

Matt Redman performs with Veggies on two songs: Better Is One Day and Blessed Be Your Name.

The album is very enjoyable. My favorites include God of Wonders and I Am A Promise.

The Veggies of VeggieTales have really branched out. Not only are they doing the videos, but they now produce CD's of music not available on their videos. This is one such CD, a collection of worship songs.

Knowing how silly the Veggies can be at times, I worried that this might come across as irreverent. Then I remembered the Kids Praise albums of my youth. Can talking Veggies be any worse then a singing songbook?

The answer is no. In fact, this CD is rather devoid of story or dialogue. Bob and Larry show up to run the choir practice for Junior and the kids at church. That's pretty much it. The CD focuses on the 12 songs with just a little dialogue between them to serve as transition. As such, it only has one or two jokes in it. But since the focus is on worshipping God, I find that appropriate.

The song list looks like a collection of modern classics. We've got "God of Wonders," a calypso take on "Forever," "In the Secret," and "I Could Sing of Your Love Forever." Matt Redman shows up to lead versions of his classics "Better is One Day" and "Blessed Be Your Name."

And speaking of classics, they have some true classics here. "Thy Word" and "Seek Ye First" are from my generation. The Boyz in the Sink do a version of "You Put This Love in My Heart." And we get a jazzy version of "I Am a Promise."

On the whole, this is a good CD. It will appeal to kids and I could completely see myself loving it when I was a kid. And it's not annoying, so adults will enjoy it as well. Since I don't have kids, I won't be reaching for this CD first when looking for a worship CD, however.

The whole family loves this CD. How great it was to look over in church and see my 3 year old singing along - excited they were playing her Veggie Tales song in church.

I really enjoy this cd and so does my two year old whom I bought it for. You can not listen to this CD and not come away with a lift in your heart. The humor of the Veggies and the message of the music are sure to please the young and old alike. It has been a wonderful addition to our families music collection.

This became a family favorite immediately! Silly and meaningful at the same time.

Another great Veggie Tales product! You just can't lose with this company.

I have this in my Itouch and love to listen to it. Not just for kids.

We LOVE this CD! It's nice for me, because these are songs I know and enjoy, and it's great for the kids because their Veggie Tales heros are singing them. The Veggie Tales chat and do a little skit/intro before each song, which engages the kids and makes them giggle. There's some humor thrown in there as well for the adults. I have to admit, at first the voices of the Veggie Tales singing got on our (the adults) nerves a bit, but now we're past that and we just sing along as well. My kids are 2 and 4 and they love it!

This is a fun CD to listen to, I usually put it on in morning on the way to church and my daughter really gets into it (she is two) I am actually able to enjoy the songs and not get annoyed by the veggie voices, as with some childrens albums you get irritated by whoever is singing, at least I do... But this is a little better and I love Veggie Tales myself anyways, so its a lot of fun!

This is the cutest collection of songs ever! I remember most of them from my childhood Sunday School days. My 4 year old loves them too and we have a blast singing them together! Veggie Tales are awesome.