Description

Though Strength for the Journey (2003) was the Collingsworth Family's debut project on the national Southern Gospel scene, it was this project, their second, that established them as one of Southern Gospel's groups to watch. It was after this project's release that the family made its first appearances on Gaither Homecoming videos and Homecoming Tour concerts.

The project includes three songs that were top 40 singles on the Singing News airplay chart for the family—Tradin' a Cross for a Crown, God is in the Shadows, and Light From Heaven. There are also three piano solos from Kim—Swingin' and Marchin, Sheltered in the Arms of God, and the original rendition of what has become her signature piano solo, How Great Thou Art.

Other highlights include Olivia's Thank You, recorded by youngest daughter Olivia (who was 7 at the time)|

Though Strength for the Journey (2003) was the Collingsworth Family's debut project on the national Southern Gospel scene, it was this project, their second, that established them as one of Southern Gospel's groups to watch. It was after this project's release that the family made its first appearances on Gaither Homecoming videos and Homecoming Tour concerts.

The project includes three songs that were top 40 singles on the Singing News airplay chart for the family—Tradin' a Cross for a Crown, God is in the Shadows, and Light From Heaven. There are also three piano solos from Kim—Swingin' and Marchin, Sheltered in the Arms of God, and the original rendition of what has become her signature piano solo, How Great Thou Art.

Other highlights include Olivia's Thank You, recorded by youngest daughter Olivia (who was 7 at the time)