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If you like music that's a cross between ethereal folk and inspirational country, delivered by a guitar-playing Christian woman who grew up Jewish, then you should check out the unique sound of Kris Miller, whose video for "Inner Cell Phone To Jesus" just appeared on Gospel Music Channel's "The Kitchen Sink" show.

After taking the second half of 2007 off to get more familiar with his new role as Worship Director at Good News Church in St. Augustine, FL, Billy Buchanan and the boys of Fusebox are getting back on the road in early February. This year, in support of his new solo album, Transparent, Billy Buchanan also happens to be headlining the worship Experience Tour.

If one of Christian music’s most popular musicians hadn’t followed his dreams, he might still be appearing on doorsteps with flowers in hand.

“I once worked as a flower delivery person,” says the man known as KJ-52. “Not really a career builder there,” he adds, laughing about his past before he began rapping his way onto stages across the U.S. with a full-time hip-hop music career.

Charlie Daniels, the country music legend best known for his hit, “The Devil Went Down To Georgia,” may be around 70-years-old, but the spry singer-songwriter shows no signs of slowing down. Besides having an excellent bluegrass gospel album in stores entitled “Songs from the Longleaf Pines,” the bushy bearded icon continues to be outspoken about religion and politics.

Martha Munizzi is a busy recording artist—and that’s something that keeps her and her husband Dan, who plays keyboards, away from home most weekends as they sing and minister at different churches around the country. Ever since the song "Glorious" skyrocketed up the Gospel charts a few years ago, Martha's been an in-demand singer and worshipper all over the world.