On October 7th, the latest in the WOW series of compilations will be released. WOW Hits 2009 will mark the return of the best-selling series to the two-disc format and will bring consumers the top hits from today’s favourite Christian artists at the lowest double-disc WOW price ever.

Featuring 30 songs on two CDs, the WOW Hits 2009 compilation provides Christian music fans performances from today’s top Christian artists. The songs offered on the double disc feature today’s top Christian songs including Steven Curtis Chapman’s “Cinderella”, Chris Tomlin’s “Jesus Messiah”, Casting Crowns’ “Every Man”, Third Day’s “Call My Name”, MercyMe’s “God With Us”, Natalie Grant’s “In Better Hands”, Point Of Grace’s “How You Live (Turn Up The Music)”, TobyMac’s “Lose My Soul”, Jeremy Camp’s “Let It Fade”, David Crowder*Band’s “Everything Glorious”, Relient K’s “The Best Thing” and Michael W. Smith’s “Mighty To Save” among others.

Releasing October 21st is the WOW Hits 2009 DVD, featuring over 20 selections from the year’s top Christian artists and music video hits. Both the CD and DVD will receive prime positioning throughout the holiday season at all Canadian Christian retailers.

A portion of the proceeds from this year’s WOW project will be donated to Maria’s Miracle Fund at Shaohannah’s Hope, a ministry founded by Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman that gives grants to Christian families who are adopting and mobilizes the body of Christ to care for orphans. Each WOW purchase will help neglected special needs orphans receive the love, care, and surgeries they need through Maria’s Miracle Fund, set up in memory of the Chapman’s youngest adopted daughter.

The WOW Hits 2009 CD will be priced at $18.99 or less when it arrives Christian retailers across Canada. On September 16th, the single disc WOW Gospel Essentials will be arriving at your local Christian retailer for the low price of $12.99 or less. This is the companion piece to WOW Essentials which released earlier this month. Check out all the releases on the WOW YMZ page.