Hailing from Silverdale, Washington, pop/rockers The Exchange, has been making music since 2010. Their 2011 debut EP Show Me How To Love as well as their most recent singles "Tell Me Your Story" and "Beautiful King" have garnered national airplay on Air-1 and K-Life.
The rapper shares his story in his first book.
Phillips, Craig and Dean's album, Breathe In, released on March 13th and their second Christmas album, Hope For All the World, hit stores on October 1st.They are touring through the middle of December, promoting Breathe In in October and November and their Christmas album in December.
The Oxygen network's latest reality TV show, Preachers of L.A. made its television debut and snagged 1.1 million viewers. Oxygen bills the show as a "rare glimpse into the lives of six high-profile pastors from Los Angeles. From pro skateboarder Pastor Jay Haizlip to Grace Jones' brother Bishop Noel Jones to Bishop Clarence McClendon, who reaches 250 million homes via international broadcast each week, Preachers of L.A. will explore the human side of these ambitious and very powerful men of faith." After the premier episode, the question remains, does religion and reality TV mix well and show real ministry or does the combination make all Christians look bad.
Youthquake will hit the Cullman County Fairgrounds in Cullman, Alabama tomorrow with the gates opening at noon.
The Game Show Network (GSN) has announced that Natalie Grant will be the host for their new show, It Takes A Church.
On October 29, 2013 at Belmont Church on Music Row in Nashville, some of the most beloved names in Christian music, including Bruce Carroll, Farrell & Farrell, Gordon Kennedy, Jim Cole, Kenny Marks, Michael Omartian, Morgan Cryar, Petra, Phil Keaggy, Rick Cua, Rick Elias and Rob Frazier, will come together to support one of their own.
A Marshfield, Wisconsin school administration rule aims to either cut out "religious" music or limit it to one song out of every five performed.
Since 1974, the Gospel Music Association of Canada has been honoring the best and brightest Christian musicians in the country. On November 6, 2013, the 35th annual awards show will be held at the Crossroads Centre in Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
Opening with a testimony ("Rest in You") and closing with a prayer ("Good Morning Lord"), on Rededication, Clay Crosse takes listeners to a very personal church service - one that finds only you and Jesus in the room - with Clay singing quietly in the background.
Tomorrow (October 10, 2013), Show Hope will kick off the "Brown Bag for Hope" campaign in honor of their 10th anniversary. The nonprofit orphan care ministry was founded by GRAMMY award-winning Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife Mary Beth in order to restore the hope of a family to orphans around the world.
MercyMe released their national debut album in 2001, seven years after forming. In the twelve years since, the band has garnered over 20 #1 hits. Fans can hear many of them performed live during their concerts.
2013 marks the 18th anniversary of MOBO. The awards will be held at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Five artists are vying for the title of Best Gospel Act.
On Saturday, October 12th, the multi-award-winning family group and Gaither Music Group recording artists from Hendersonville, Tennessee, The Isaacs, will appear on the wholesome, down-home, nationally-broadcasted variety show, Larry's Country Diner, on RFD TV.
Skillet has been making music since 1996 and they've been getting award nominations and wins since 2005. Now, after going platinum with their 2009 release, Awake, and releasing Rise, they're finally getting some much-deserved mainstream notice. Carrie Antlfinger, a reporter with the AP, wrote an article about the hard rockers winning mainstream fans and they're turning up everywhere from ABC News and Salon to the Salt Lake Tribune and The Charlotte Observer.
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