We Will Stand Tour," followed in spring 2008 to promote the album; the band was accompanied by Michael English, the Daniel Doss Band, and Cadia. The first single released from Another Time, Another Place was their cover of the Twila Paris song "God Is in Control." The second single, released on November 5, 2007, was a remake of the Sandi Patty/Wayne Watson song "Another Time, Another Place," featuring a Jody/Janna duet. On November 13, 2007, Avalon released Another Time, Another Place EP, a digital EP featuring three songs from the album: singles "God is in Control" and "Another Time, Another Place," and a cover of the Amy Grant song "Thy Word." Jeremi Richardson joined the group in late 2007 to replace Jody McBrayer. Richardson, Greene, and Janna Long had attended the same college, Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee. Richardson had sung with the group Voices of Liberty at Walt Disney World, and was recommended to Janna Long and Greene through mutual acquaintances. On November 11, 2007, Melissa Greene announced at a show in Spring Arbor, Michigan, that it was the first concert with Richardson officially being a member of the group. It was confirmed in late 2008 that EMI CMG would release Avalon: The Greatest Hits, a compilation of successful hits from previous Avalon recordings. It is notable that the track list, as published by the record label, bears many of the same hits featured on the 2003 release Testify to Love: The Very Best of Avalon (11 of the 16 songs featured on the older hits record also made the cut for the new one). The album does, however, contain four radio successes from three of Avalon's projects that have been released since the last hits record: "All" and "You Were There" from The Creed (2004), "Orphans of God" from Stand (2006), and "In Christ Alone" from Faith: A Hymns Collection (2006). In addition, the album features a new song from Avalon titled "Still My God." On March 31, 2009, "Still My God" became Avalon's first No. 1 single since "New Day" released in 2003, from Avalon's previous greatest hits album. On May 15, 2009, Melissa Greene announced her resignation from Avalon on her personal website upon accepting a position as Pastor of Music and Arts at GracePointe Church in Nashville. Greene said she planned to continue her solo career as well. On May 21, 2009, Avalon announced that