On the 1973 Maranatha! Music classic, With All Our Love the Children perfected their sound. Not a clunker in the bunch. Some of their best moments are on slower delicately constructed songs like 'Under The Shadow (Of My Wings),' 'You're A Gift' and 'Where Went The Days,' each of which is aglow with the group's fragile harmonies and sincere

On the 1973 Maranatha! Music classic, With All Our Love the Children perfected their sound. Not a clunker in the bunch. Some of their best moments are on slower delicately constructed songs like 'Under The Shadow (Of My Wings),' 'You're A Gift' and 'Where Went The Days,' each of which is aglow with the group's fragile harmonies and sincere creative presentation. Hand clapping folk rockers like 'If You'll Take My Hand' show the group equally adept in a livelier format. 'Be Ye Still' throws in an accordion to melancholy effect. In fact, quite a few of the tunes are on the somber side. Influences of The Carpenters are present throughout, especially in the background vocals. String orchestration is used effectively on 'Can I Show You' and the saxophone-enhanced 'Two Lives, One Moment'. Pastor Chuck Smith steps in for a brief narration toward the end of 'The Crucifixion,' a convicting account of the cross.