Martyn Layzell

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Martyn Layzell is the worship pastor at St Aldate's church, Oxford, and regular leads worship at various events including Soul Survivor and New Wine, and features on several live albums from those events both as a singer and a songwriter. He has produced 2 studio albums called Turn my Face and Lost in Wonder, the latter winning Christian Booksellers Convention Worship Album of the Year 2004 [1].

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[edit] Discography

  • Lost in Wonder (2003)
  1. With all my heart
  2. Sovereign Lord
  3. Lost in wonder
  4. Praise You
  5. Jesus Christ Emmanuel
  6. You opened up my eyes
  7. King Jesus I believe
  8. Devoted
  9. I'll never stop loving You
  10. All of me
  11. I surrender all
  • Turn my Face (2006)
  1. Join the Song
  2. For Your glory
  3. Turn my face
  4. Through Your precious blood
  5. I stand in awe
  6. Immortal, Invisible
  7. Holding On
  8. If I should ever falter
  9. More than anything
  10. As Jesus walked

[edit] See also

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ http://www.survivor.co.uk/artists/martyn-layzell/module_index.php?id=8

Steve Layzell

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