“Speaking of crossing bridges from one world to another, Grant is the best at such cultural exegesis. And this album is a testament of her prowess; once again on this disc, Grant shows how she can engage the modern world with the old sonic treasuries of the church with glowing results.” Hallels
“Amy Grant has done what she’s done all along and created an album that will suck you in, get you involved and move you beyond your expectations.” The Front Row Report
“Grant convincingly sings each and every word… she also truly cherishes these songs.” AXS
“One of our first modern-day hymn writers, Amy Grant helped start the worship music craze… ‘Power in the Blood’ and ‘Be Still and Know’ are childhood favorites of Grant's, and her covers are produced by her talented hubby, Vince Gill. They blend perfectly with the album's other tracks.” Rhapsody
"Be Still and Know... Hymns & Faith is a fresh take on the timeless hymns of the church. Modern arrangements, new choruses, and sometimes-complete re-imaginations help these deep and meaningful songs shine." New Release Tuesday
“Well done Amy for creating an album that reminds us why she is one of the best female singer/songwriters currently.” 365 Days of Inspiring Media
Grant will embark on the “A Celebration of Songs & Hymns” tour with fellow acclaimed singer/songwriter Michael W. Smith next month. In addition to a recent performance at the White House Easter Prayer Breakfast, Amy will soon attend the New York City premiere of “Something Rotten!” - the new musical written and produced by long-time friend and fellow GRAMMY ® Winner Wayne Kirkpatrick. The show will officially open on Broadway on April 22.
Grant’s previous hymns albums (Legacy... Hymns & Faith and Rock of Ages... Hymns & Faith) have resonated with audiences, selling more than 800,000 copies combined. This third collection features such timeless hymns as “Rock of Ages,” “‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus,” “Softly and Tenderly” and “Holy, Holy, Holy.” The project also includes “Deep as It is Wide,” a modern gem from Grant’s critically acclaimed How Mercy Looks From Here, written by country newcomer Eric Paslay that features Paslay and Sheryl Crow joining Grant on vocals.