'No More Night' is a contemporary Christian music album released by Glen Campbell in 1986 under MCA Records. Produced again by Campbell and Harold Shedd, the record reflects a turn towards spiritual themes, influenced by the artist's personal faith after his struggle with alcoholism.
The album includes the title track 'No More Night', written by Christian songwriter Walt Harrah, which became a popular hymn in churches. Although it did not have a major impact on secular charts, it was well received in the gospel music market, reaching number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart.
This work represents a period of personal renewal for Campbell, who had publicly declared his Christian conversion. The production maintains the artist's characteristic country style, but with softer arrangements and lyrics focused on hope and redemption.