Member Since 6/19/2005 Band Website rsjames.com Band Members Guitar: Scott Murray Keyboard: Fred Williams Bass: Dave Childress Drums: Joey Andrews BGV's: Charmaine Carrasco, Joel Smallbone Sounds Like SHARE YOUR PICTURES FROM THE WORSHIP REVOLUTION TOUR! We are looking for pictures from the Worship Revolution Tour that could possibly be featured here on Rebecca's Myspace, as well as her website. www.rsjames.com If you have been or will be going to a concert on the tour, we would love to see your pictures! You can email them to us @ photos@rsjames.com So, grab a ticket and your camera, and share your Worship Revolution experience with us! PUT "ALIVE" ON YOUR IPOD! GO TO ITUNES.com HERE (Search for: Rebecca St James, Alive) WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE WORSHIP REVOLUTION TOUR! "My wife and I attended the worship concert last night at Chippewa Evangelical Free church. We both really enjoyed your concert tremendously! Thank you for your willingness to serve the Lord in this way. It is tremendous that you have a desire to involve the audience in the worship experience and you made that very apparent last night." Thank you, Matthew "I was just at your concert tonight at the Evangelical Free church in Chippawa PA. I loved the show. You are so sincere in your music. I heard you weren't feeling well after the show. Hope you get better" Sister in Christ, Desiree "Rebecca i went to your concert last night i loved it soo much. I relized that i really want to do something to spread gods word. Loved your show!" -Katielynn "Hey, Rebecca! Fantastic concert last night for your first night of the Worship Revolution Tour" -Lauren "I was at your concert last night in Chippewa, Pa. I have now seen you 5 times and that was the concert I enjoyed most. BTW, you did an awesome job on the rap last night... Enjoy touring with Vicky and Delirous, they are awesome too." -Rich "Thanks for the great concert! Loved the rap bit."- Katie

WORSHIP REVOLUTION TOUR REVIEW Delirious?, Rebecca St. James, Vicky Beeching 3/15/07, at Christian Life Assembly Of God Church, Camp Hill, PA by John DiBiase - www.jesusfreakhideout.com Most tours that get a catchy little title are named for the headlining act's latest album and ultimately have little to do with the actual evening's events. The Worship Revolution Tour, however, does not fit this format. With a distinct focus on worship music with worshipping hearts, The Worship Revolution Tour bands together three prominent figures in modern worship - Delirious?, Rebecca St. James, and Vicky Beeching. On Thursday night, March 15th, a pretty packed house filled the spacious Christian Life Assembly Of God sanctuary, ready to worship God. The show didn't start til around 7:30pm, which seemed late for a weeknight show, but everything seemed to move quite fast and fluid. London native Vicky Beeching opened first, utilizing members of Rebecca St. James' backup band as her own accompaniment. Beeching started with the title track from her Sparrow Records debut Yesterday, Today, & Forever, and proceeded with two new cuts from her forthcoming album Painting The Invisible, "Join The Song" and "Great Is Your Glory." Beeching greeted the audience in between songs and joked about her British accent and current Nashville residency, which made for a more personal experience between the listener and the audience. Beeching then closed her short set with her version of Chris Tomlin's "How Great Is Our God."

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Apr 10 2007 7:00P 2007 Spring Tour RSJ & Delirious? - Bethany World Prayer Center Baton Rouge, Louisiana Apr 11 2007 7:00P 2007 Spring Tour RSJ & Delirious? - Free Chapel Gainesville, Georgia Apr 12 2007 7:00P 2007 Spring Tour RSJ & Delirious? - Charleston Souther University- Lightsey Chapel Charleston, South Carolina Apr 13 2007 7:00P Bridging the Gap Womens Conference - Grace Church Eden Prairie, Minnesota Apr 14 2007 7:30P 2007 Spring Tour RSJ & Delirious? - Meadowlands Expo Center Secaucus, New Jersey Apr 18 2007 6:30P First Family Church Overland Park, Kansas Apr 19 2007 6:30P Kepley Middle School Ulysses, Kansas Apr 20 2007 7:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - Johnson's Ferry Baptist Church Marietta, Georgia May 4 2007 7:00P Brick Breeden Fieldhouse Bozeman, Montana May 5 2007 6:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - Highland Meadows Christian Church Colleyville, Texas May 6 2007 4:00P YC 2007 - Calvary Temple Church Winnipeg, Manitoba May 8 2007 7:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - Bay Life Church Brandon, Florida May 11 2007 6:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - North Hills Church Phoenix, Arizona May 12 2007 7:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - Grace to the Nations Church Tucson, Arizona May 18 2007 7:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - Living Faith Christian Center Prescott Valley, Arizona May 20 2007 6:00P SHE Mother/Daughter Event - World Ourtreach Church Murfreesboro, Tennessee May 26 2007 6:00P YC 2007 Edmonton, Alberta Jun 9 2007 8:00P Giant Center Hershey, Pennsylvania Jun 15 2007 7:00P Artpark and Company Lewiston, New York Jun 23 2007 7:00P Pro Life Music Festival - Grace College Winona Lake, Indiana Jun 29 2007 8:00P AirFest Joplin - Joplin Regional Airport Joplin, Missouri Jun 30 2007 8:00P KLTY's Celebrate Freedom 2007 - Southfork Ranch Parker (Dallas), Texas Jul 7 2007 7:00P Passion For Purity Conference - San Diego Sports Arena San Diego, California Jul 11 2007 8:00P Focus on the Family Alaskan Cruise Anchorage, Alaska Jul 14 2007 6:30P Memorial Park Rapid City, South Dakota Jul 21 2007 8:00P Ignite Chicago - Alexian Field Schaumburg, Illinois Aug 2 2007 8:00P SoulFest 2007 - Gunstock Mountain Resort Gilford, New Hampshire

She's Turning Up The Volume On Worship By Melissa Dahl - Staff Writer From the Sacramento Bee It's an Australian accent, thank you, and singer Rebecca St. James has worked hard to hang on to it. She's co-headlining with the British band Delirious on the 24-city Worship Revolution Tour, and people often mix up the English and Aussie accents. But the real accent of this tour is a sincere wish to engage the crowd in worship, says St. James, who has won a Grammy and multiple Dove Awards and has sold more than 2 million albums worldwide. The contemporary Christian music acts take the stage at 7 p.m. Sunday at Capital Christian Center. St. James chatted about the show while on the phone from Pennsylvania. Q: What's something that might surprise people about worship music? A: That it can rock! Last night I watched Delirious, and the show really does rock. It's very edgy and modern, but it has a purpose of drawing people to God. And that's the difference: It's not just entertainment. Q: The tour's called Worship Revolution -- what does that term mean? A: I think what worship really does -- in its most powerful, impacting moments -- it really does change you. It creates a revolution in your heart because you encounter God in a fresh, new way, and that creates a change. In some of my most powerful worship times, I've had tears streaming down my face and been blown away by how much God loves me. Q: What's the difference between worship music and other styles of contemporary Christian music? A: Really, all our music is talking about God on some level, but worship definitely has a focus on speaking on how great God is. Most worship music is like a prayer. Most songs I write are like a prayer. The first album I ever recorded, when I was 13, was a worship album, so it's really my roots.