Pastor Bruce Parham is probably one of gospel music's best kept secrets. Pastor of The Oasis of Refreshing Ministries in Wilmington, Delaware, he has been a featured soloist on a number of well-known projects. One of his most popular songs came from the Straight Gate Mass Choir 's CD, Faith In The House. The praise and worship CD set showcased the pastor's exceptional vocal talents. Somehow, effortlessly, he manages to vocally span the musical globe going from the depths of the male tenor voice to a superb falsetto - all with an unmatched anointing and spiritual sincerity. The most memorable song lead by Parham was Cover Me, a worshipful heartfelt plea to the Lord on the Faith In The House project. Parham has recently released another solo effort which picks up right where Cover Me left off providing an exceptional array of worship and praise music.

Hide Me is produced by producer to the stars, Steven Ford, known for his production work for such artists as Richard Smallwood, Amy Grant, Bill Gaither, T.D. Jakes, Shirley Caesar, Maurette Brown Clark, Vickie Winans, Donnie McClurkin, just to name a few. Parham is the first on Ford's label, Ford Music Group.

Steven Ford says, “ Pastor Bruce Parham 's project to me is the most phenomenal project. I usually don't talk about projects, but to me, it's the most anointed project God has allowed me to contribute to or be involved with. Pastor Parham is one of the premier voices of gospel. When I think of male singers in gospel, he's at the top of my list. Some people who have heard the first song on the project can't make it past the first song; they have to gather themselves. It's in two parts - there's a studio portion and a live portion.

We had about 11 songs to sing for the live portion of it. We got to the fifth song and I had to stop the recording. I've never done that in my career or ministry. The reason I had to stop was because the Lord said to stop. I had to be obedient. The second reason was that there was such a move of God in that session; they were actually carrying people out of there. I have never seen a move of God in a recording like that. People were talking about it on the radio the next day - even on the street. The Lord allowed us to be able to capture that."