Best Christian Pop/Contemporary Band

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Best Christian Pop/Contemporary Band

When About.com asked who your favorite Christian Pop/Contemporary Band was, you shared over 50 of your favorite bands and solo artists. The five finalists consist of those who garnered the most votes.

Congrats to the Best Pop/Contemporary Band Finalists!

Clicking "next" below will take you through each finalist with the voting page at the end.

Casting Crowns

Mark Hall, Megan Garrett, Hector Cervantes, Juan Devevo, Melodee Devevo, Chris Huffman and Brian Scoggins are collectively known as Casting Crowns. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, the band was working together in youth ministry long before record labels came knocking at their door. Once their self-titled debut album released in 2003, they found that their ministry went far beyond the walls of one church (they were the only U.S.

band invited to play at the 2007 April Art Friendship Festival in North Korea). Casting Crowns is the fastest CCM artist in its career to have its first two albums certified Platinum, and only the second in RIAA history ever to achieve it.

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Jars of Clay

As a band, Jars of Clay has sold over six million albums, won Doves and GRAMMYS, headlined thousands of sold-out shows and festivals, and launched a non-profit organization promoting clean blood and water in Africa. They were the first CCM band in RIAA history to have its first two albums certified Platinum. Members Dan Haseltine (vocals), Charlie Lowell (keyboards), Stephen Mason (guitars), and Matt Odmark (guitars) have accomplished a lot!

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Kimber Rising

Pop-vocal trio Kimber Rising formed in the fall of 2008, and is comprised of sisters Amanda and Brianna Wilcox, and Danielle Cruz. Since their start, Kimber Rising has performed over 200 concerts and toured with Todd Agnew, Building 429 and 33Miles, as well as opening for Mandisa, Natalie Grant, Beckah Shae and Chasen.

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MercyMe

Bart Millard, Nathan Cochran, Mike Scheuchzer, Robby Shaffer, Jim Bryson and Barry Graul are collectively known an MercyMe. The band started out in 1994 as just a bunch of guys who loved music, loved the Lord and wanted be able to support their families playing music for and about Jesus. Several Dove Awards, a few albums and over five million + CD and DVD sales later, a lot has changed. But they're still the same people - guys who love what they do and who they do it for.

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Tenth Avenue North got started in West Palm Beach, Florida when the founding members met at Palm Beach Atlantic College. As a band, they called themselves "Fragglerock" but changed their name to Tenth Avenue North (after the street that they lived on). The original line-up has had a few member changes, but they've come out on top every time. As a band, they know how to have fun while doing what they love.

Don't let the humor fool you though - these guys are serious about their music and their faith!

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Be sure to come back on March 15, 2011 to see the winners.
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