Other Works Featuring Michael Card
- Christmas (1988) Michael Card sings "What Child Is This?". Not available elsewhere.
- Coram Deo (1992) Michael Card sings two duets with Charlie Peacock: "Amen! Praise And Glory!" and "Lord Of Love".
- Steve Green People Need The Lord (1994) Duet on "Embrace The Cross".
- Promise Keepers- A Life That Shows (1994) Song "Bearers Of The Light", later available on Poiema, debuts here.
- Wedding album (1995) Michael Card's "Earthly Perfect Harmony" and "Lord of Love", a duet with Charlie Peacock appear.
- Wes King "A Room Full Of Stories" (1997) Wrote "Who But God?"
- Songs 4 Life: Feel The Power (1998) "Love Crucified Arose" appears.
- Songs 4 life: Renew your heart! (1998) "Joy In The Journey" appears.
- John Michael Talbot "Cave Of The Heart" (1999) Backing vocals.
- 30 Years of Award-Winning Music (1999) "El Shaddai" appears.
- Songs From The Book (1999) "The Book" appears. Michael Card also plays acoustic guitar on "El Shaddai" sung by Winans Phase 2 & Amy Grant.
- John Michael Talbot Wisdom (2001) Backing vocals.
- I Will Be Here: 10 Contemporary Wedding Songs includes "The Wedding"
- Giving You the Rest of My Life: 13 Contemporary Classics for Memorable Weddings Michael Card & Charlie Peacock's "Amen! Praise And Glory" is included, but Charlie Peacock isn't credited as singing.
- Let Us Pray: The National Day of Prayer Album "Heal Our Land" appears.
- "My Cry Ascends: New Parish Psalms" (2010) (various artists, Gregory Wilbur, composer)
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