The Mission Bell

Infobox Album
Name = The Mission Bell
Type = Studio album
Artist = Delirious?


Released = 7 November 2005
Recorded =
Genre = Rock, Christian Rock
Length = 55:05
Label = Furious?
Producer = Sam Gibson and Delirious?
Reviews =
*"Cross Rhythms" rating-10|10 [http://www.crossrhythms.co.uk/products/Delirious/The_Mission_Bell/13788/]
*"Christianity Today" Rating|4.5|5 [http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/reviews/2005/missionbell.html]
*"Jesus Freak Hideout" Rating|4|5 ( [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/CdReviews/TheMissionBellUK.asp UK] , [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/TheMissionBellUS.asp US] )
*"The Phantom Tollbooth" [http://www.tollbooth.org/2006/reviews/mbell.html link]
*"Q Magazine" Rating|3|5
Last album = "World Service"
(2003)
This album = "The Mission Bell"
(2005)
Next album ="Now Is The Time - Live At Willow Creek"
(2006)

"The Mission Bell" is the sixth studio album by Delirious?. It was released in the UK on 7 November 2005. It was released in the US on December 27, 2005.

Track listing

# "Stronger" – 4:51
# "Now Is The Time" – 4:05 (co-written with Matt Redman)
# "Solid Rock" – 4:33 (featuring Tobymac on rap)
# "All This Time" – 5:26
# "Miracle Maker" – 5:44
# "Here I Am, Send Me" – 4:13
# "Fires Burn" – 4:18
# "Our God Reigns" – 5:41
# "Love Is A Miracle" – 3:48 (featuring soundbites by DJ A Skillz)
# "Paint The Town Red" – 2:19
# "Take Off My Shoes" – 6:28
# "I'll See You" – 3:44 (featuring Moya Brennan on vocals and Steve Mason on steel pedal)

ingles

On 10 October 2005, Delirious? released "Paint The Town Red" as a single. The single reached number fifteen in the iTunes UK charts in the middle of the week; it entered the UK Singles Charts at number fifty-six.

On 22 January 2006, "Our God Reigns" debuted at number one on the UK "Cross Rhythms" radio chart. It stayed at the top for another week before dropping to numbers two and five, finally falling out of the top ten altogether.

On 16 April 2006, "Here I Am Send Me" debuted at number one on the UK "Cross Rhythms" radio chart. It remained at number one for four weeks before dropping to number two, then out of the charts completely.