Track listing
Track length, original recording artist and lead vocalists on current track are mentioned. If all four members of Avalon sing lead, the order in which they appear is listed.
1. "God Is in Control" – 5:21
- Originally recorded by Twila Paris
- Lead vocal: Janna, Melissa
2. "For the Sake of the Call" – 4:56
- Originally recorded by Steven Curtis Chapman
- Lead vocal: Greg, Melissa, Jody, Janna
3. "Thy Word" – 3:58
- Originally recorded by Amy Grant
- Lead vocal: Jody, Janna, Greg, Melissa
4. "Another Time, Another Place" – 5:29
- Originally recorded by Sandi Patty and Wayne Watson
- Lead vocal: Janna, Jody
5. "Solid Is the Rock" – 3:45
- Originally recorded by Michael English
- Lead vocal: Jody, Greg
6. "People Get Ready... Jesus Is Comin'" – 4:22
- Originally recorded by Crystal Lewis
- Lead vocal: Janna, Jody
7. "The Basics of Life" – 5:12
- Originally recorded by 4Him
- Lead vocal: Janna, Melissa
8. "We Will Stand" – 4:10
- Originally recorded by Russ Taff
- Featuring guest vocals by Russ Taff
- Originally released as a track on Stand .
- Lead vocal: Russ Taff, Jody, Janna, Greg, Melissa
9. "The Reason We Sing" – 3:25
- Originally recorded by First Call
- Lead vocal: Janna, Melissa
10. "Friend of a Wounded Heart" – 4:35
- Originally recorded by Wayne Watson
- Lead vocal: Janna, Jody, Greg, Melissa
11. "El-Shaddai" – 3:50
- Originally recorded by Amy Grant
- Lead vocal: Jody, Melissa
12. "Place in This World" – 3:43
- Originally recorded by Michael W. Smith
- Lead vocal: Greg, Janna, Jody, Melissa
13. "Addictive Love" – 4:37
- Originally recorded by BeBe & CeCe Winans
- Lead vocal: Jody, Janna
14. "People Need the Lord" – 4:39
- Originally recorded by Steve Green
- Lead vocal: Jody, Melissa, Greg, Janna
15. "Testify to Love" – 4:40
- Originally recorded by Avalon
- Re-recorded with a brand new arrangement for this release.
- Lead vocal: Jody, Greg
16. "Praise the Lord" – 3:27
- Originally recorded by The Imperials
- Bonus track available online only with purchase of album.
- Lead vocal: Greg, Melissa
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Faith: A Hymns Collection is Avalon's tenth release and their seventh studio album. Their first worship album, it contains remakes of old and modern hymns. It was released on October 17, 2006.
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