Selah anyone?

[CalledtoServeHim]

Hey guys,
I was just wondering if anybody has heard of/listens to Selah? They are my favorite band/group, and it seems like I can never find anyone around that likes them and in most cases, has ever heard of them. I have three of their cds, and I just love their music. It's very uplifting and inspires praise in my heart towards God. Anyway, just wondered if you guys like them or have heard of them. If so, which of the three is your favorite artist, and what songs are your favorites?
~Called

 

[GolfingMom]

I like them too. My favorite: Hiding Place followed by Greatest Hymns.
I like Todd Smith and his sister but she left and has been replaced now. Have you heard their new single "God Bless the Broken Road"?

 

[WhiteWillow]

I heard Selah doing Josh Groban's song "You lift Me Up" and I liked the way they did it.

 

[CalledtoServeHim]

I like Be Still My Soul, and My favorite song is "One Thing I Know".

Which one is Todd Smith? The Bald one or the other guy? I don't know because nobody has ever told me.

Did you say 'their new single "God Bless the Broken Road"? Isn't that a country song? Unless I'm mistaken they don't sing that song.

 

[btouch]

I like Be Still My Soul, and My favorite song is "One Thing I Know".

Which one is Todd Smith? The Bald one or the other guy? I don't know because nobody has ever told me.

Did you say 'their new single "God Bless the Broken Road"? Isn't that a country song? Unless I'm mistaken they don't sing that song.

It is a country song by the Rascal Flatts, but Selah has released it too. I really like it. It's the only song I've heard so far by the group since they had to replace Nicole. I've actually met them a couple of times. My wife makes jewellry and gave Nicole a necklace one of the times we met them. I think they are great.

 

[btouch]

From Selah's website regarding the song, "Broken Road":

he first single 'Broken Road' was released to radio in mid-February. Selah teamed with long-time friend and artist Melodie Crittenden for this beautiful duet. Selah was introduced to this song by Melodie who had originally recorded it in 1997. She tells it like this:
"When I moved to Nashville in 1989, I hoped to become a Christian Artist. I was only 21 at the time and not quite ready to think about marriage or a family; I thought perhaps that would happen later in my 20's.
However, things don't always work out the way you think they will. I ended up recording a country record and I didn't get married until I was 34. Little did I know my first country single would end up being my life's story. I originally released "Broken Road" in 1997, but I now have a far better understanding of the song. God's path for our lives is perfect, no matter how long or how broken the road seems to be."