In the wake of the modern worship movement, it would be very easy to grow skeptical of another band doing worship music. It seems that putting out a worship record has become the industry’s way of milking the cash cow, instead of truly making music to move the Lord’s heart. But for the members of the Rock n’ Roll Worship Circus, there will never be anything in mind but moving His heart. So what is the Rock n’ Roll Worship Circus? "It’s everything you love about rock n’ roll,"...everything you’ve ever loved about worship music - past, present, and future." With musical influences ranging from the Violet Burning to the Beatles, the Circus could easily function as a band outside of a worship setting. Rock & Roll Worship Circus was the worship band at Evangel Christian Fellowship in Longview, Washington for seven years before stepping out into rest of the world. With the blessing of their pastor, the Circus began taking the road to wherever God would lead them including a fundraiser for a missions trip to Kenya. Entertaining offers from various labels their first full-length record is still unreleased, but the future of the Rock n’ Roll Worship Circus couldn't be brighter.
Read an interview with R&R Worship Circus from Cornerstone 2001

Seeds was formed in March of 1995 at Jesus People USA when four members got together for "only one evening." The response from that performance helped to bring about the realization that perhaps the Lord was opening the door for something more permanent. After adding a fifth member and meeting with their pastor, Glenn Kaiser, they all agreed that it was something well worth pursuing. Musically, Seeds has been inspired by many of the Christian artists that sprang out of the "Jesus Movement" of the early 1970s. With an emphasis on vocal harmonies, their set includes a variety of instruments including flute, lap dulcimer, tin whistles and assorted percussion while lyrically reflecting struggles and a search for God's direction. In addition to two other sets, Seeds was joined by musicans from various other bands on the Cornerstone Magazine Stage for a very special evening of praise and worship.