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Family of God: Honor, Wisdom, Glory and Praise
18 August 2009, me @ 0600

Honor, Wisdom, Glory and Praise (FG-1001) was the first (and possibly the only) album of the Family of God Christian Community in Fort Worth, Texas. The community described itself as a “charismatic, ecumenical fellowship in Fort Worth, Texas. Our membership is ecumenical, though largely Catholic.” The album was produced in 1981.The music is very much in line with Catholic charismatic music of the era, with the emphasis on acoustical guitars, light vocals and very light percussion. But, as the credits indicate, there is a variety of instrumentation to keep things interesting. The community drew broadly from its membership to produce this album. All of the compositions are original.
Singers Jim Boehm Marlo Crowley Gary Geurtz Jeff Hensley Susan Hensley Dorthy Hutcheson Mary Kouba Betsie Pendarvis John Pendarvis Teresa Pewitt Theresa Ridenour Mary Schad Bob Sobey Celeste Ste. Marie Don Ste. Marie Phil Ste. Marie Paul Terry Tony Voulo Simon Wrzesinski	Instrumentalists: Guitars: John Pendarvis, Don Ste. Marie, Mike Maulsby, Jim Boehm, Andrew Wulf Bass: Andrew Wulf Keyboards: Dorthy Hutcheson, Betsie Pendarvis, Andrew Wulf Flutes: Teresa Pewitt, Bettsie Pendarvis Trumpet: John Pendarvis Accordion: Phil Ste. Marie Mandolin: Andrew Wulf Percussion: Gary Geurtz, Betsie Pendarvis, Dorothy Hutcheson, John Pendarvis, Paul Terry Producer: John Pendarvis Arrangements: Betsie Pendarvis, Andrew Wulf, Dorothy Hutcheson Choral Direction: Teresa Pewitt Cover Design: Mary Ann Bridges, Jeff Hensley Photography: Leon Dodd Engineer: James McAlister Recorded at Prism Studios, Arlington, Texas
The songs themselves (in MP3 format, for download): (right click on each song to download, don’t try to stream it)
Praise the Lord in His Holy Dwelling But As For Me Wind Song Unless the Lord I Go to Prepare a Place for You Do Not Lose Hope Wherever Your Spirit Leads	Honor, Wisdom, Glory and Praise Christmas Song Were You There Take My Life Do Ye Like the Birds Jesus, You Are My Victory
Or you can download the entire album For more music downloads click here