Soul Survivor is a movement that was founded in the UK in 1993 by Mike Pilavachi with the aim of equipping young people to deepen their relationship with Jesus.  The first Soul Survivor conference drew just over 1,800 people and that number has grown to approximately 30,000 teens and young adults, attending five weeklong events each summer with the movement continuing to spread globally.  A number of prominent worship leaders have been involved in Soul Survivor, including Matt Redman and Worship Central's Tim Hughes and Ben Cantelon and each year the conference releases a live album that highlights the best praise and worship from the events.  Love Takes Over is Soul Survivor's latest release and it captures moments from the 2015 Soul Survivor and Momentum UK Conferences featuring worship leaders Tom Smith, Tim Hughes, Rend Collective, and Beth Croft.

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This week, we are excited to feature "Hope and Glory" from Tim Hughes' brand new release, Pocketful of Faith, as this week's "Play of the Week."

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Tim Hughes has been an influential songwriter and worship leader for the last 15 years, having co-founded Worship Central and penned such praise and worship favorites as "Happy Day," "Beautiful One," and his Dove Award winning anthem, "Here I Am To Worship."  Tim's newly released fifth studio album, Pocketful of Faith, reflects a new chapter in his life as he has stepped out in faith and relocated from London to Birmingham to plant a new church. "This project has been a very personal one for me," he shares.  "These songs are prayers, cries of hope, declarations of promises, vulnerable, raw longings for God to do something truly extraordinary.  I don't know about you, but I'm all too aware of my shortcomings and weaknesses. But I want to be someone who offers up my 'Pocketful Of Faith' and lives a life believing that God could do something immeasurably more than I could dare dream or imagine."

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