As soon as we hear the moniker Hillsong two things come to mind. First, known for providing the songbooks for a large swath of churches today, many of would think of their bombastic hooky anthems such as "At the Cross," "Worthy is the Lamb" and "Hosanna." Second, they are known for their live worship recordings. However, their latest Christmas offering "We Have a Savior" certainly challenges such preconceptions. For starters, this is not a live recording. Rather, this is a studio recording from their individual lead singers. With half of the disc recorded last year under the EP title "Born is the King," the rest of the album has just been recently recorded. Moreover this CD is the step-daughter in their catalog of high-charged church anthems. Unlike their last festive release 2003's "Celebrating Christmas" which was a grand orchestral affair, this is a folky, country-tinged, understated and sometimes even eclectic effort. Nevertheless, not all is familiar is shun off: "We Have a Saviour" is still fronted by Hillsongs' most beloved lead singers including Darlene Zschech, Rueben Morgan, Brooke Ligertwood (Fraser) and more recent recruits such as Dave Ware and Matt Crocker. The best among the 12 cuts are the originals: topping the list is Darlene Zschech's take of Rueben Morgan's "Emmanuel." A track that first appeared on their highly successful "God, He Reigns" album, this time around "Emmanuel" gets a softer treatment backed with folky sounding bells giving it a more festive feel. What makes this song soars is Hillsong's