Production
- Producers: Brown Bannister, Michael Omartian, Keith Thomas.
- Executive Producer: Michael Blanton, Amy Grant.
- Production Assistant: Jennifer Cooke, Todd Moore.
- Production Coordination: Richard Headen, Janet Hinde, Traci Sterling.
- Engineers: David Ahlert, Jeff Balding, Terry Christian, Gregg Jampol, Laura Livingston, Bill Whittington.
- Overdub Engineer: Steve Bishir, Terry Christian, Bill Deaton, Clark Germain, Rick "Soldier" Will.
- Assistant Engineers: Todd Culross, Bob Loftus, Pat McDougal, Todd Moore, Kelly Pribble.
- Mixed by: Jeff Balding, Terry Christian, Brian Malouf.
- Mixing assistant: Clif Norrell.
- Mastered by: Stephen Marcussen.
- Arranger: Keith Thomas.
- Horn Arrangements: Chris McDonald, Charlie Peacock.
- Design: Rowan Moore.
- Photography: Victoria Pearson-Cameron.
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—Friedrich Engels (1820–1895)
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