Song Title		MP3 Price
1	Prayer Warrior	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
2	They'll Know We Are Christians	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
3	Holy Ground	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
4	In The Silence	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
5	God's Creation	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
6	Choices	Listen	.99	Buy MP3

In the several years since her first release, "Faith With An Attitude," Jeannie has matured artistically and it shows. "Prayer Warrior" is an album filled with diverse melodies expertly produced.

"They'll Know We Are Christians," (a familiar melody from yesteryear) takes on a whole new edgy sound that will rock the listener. "Holy Ground" pumps up the crowd with its thumping bass line and well-executed grooves. "Prayer Warrior," the title track, lyrically resonates in just about everyone's life, calling upon God in times of despair. "Choices" raps out a message about free will and discernment. Your ears will not get bored listening to these hook-filled melodies.

After a few years of being absent from the Catholic music scene, Jeannie Pomanowski is back with a new EP CD called Prayer Warrior The CD is very well-produced, and Pomanowski still has the “attitude” that she had with her last CD. Her style, while diverse, sounds almost like the Cranberries with a little more screaming guitars thrown in. The CD starts off with the title track “Prayer Warrior,” a song about praying for each other in time of need. Together we can storm heaven with prayers and get a little help from above. Taking on the controversial theme of creationism, Pomanowski sings the song “God’s Creation.” It’s a pop tune with a country flair about knowing that God created all the natural beauty around us in His own way. “On Holy Ground” reveals the softer side of the CD and features powerful accompaniment. “Choices” really shows Pomanowski’s diverse style as she shares the mic with Shane Ittenbach. She sings about the need to pray about the choices we make, while Ittenbach does a rap in the middle of the tune, tieing up any loose ends about praying. Staying in the funk, Pomanowski pulls out an old Hymn called “They’ll Know We Are Christians.” A wise man once asked me, “If being a Christian was illegal, would they have enough evidence to convict you?” If they found my copy of Jeannie Pomanowski’s Prayer Warrior I think they would.

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