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Interviews
The Singing Bengal
Ben Utecht, tight end for the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals, scores a touchdown with his music career too.
Andrew Greer
posted July 08, 2009

This Week's Reviews

Bobby Bishop Everyday Man Fresh hip-hop	B. David Life Journal Smooth gospel pop
Travis Cottrell Jesus Saves LIVE Epic live worship

Indie Spotlight:

The Ineloquent
Seeing Things Your Way
Singer/songwriter pop

Also:
Matt Archibald
Ariel Gilley
Faithful Folk

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THE SCOOP
Label Disciplines RedCloud
Syntax Records cites "substance abuse" as its reason to cease endorsing rap artist. Plus: BeBe & CeCe plan album, tour; Third Day to Georgia Music Hall; a Jonas Brother to tie the knot; Foreigner frontman showcases faith; and more.
By Andy Argyrakis
posted July 08, 2009

<i>Catching Up With</i> ... Michael Sweet

Interviews
Catching Up With ... Michael Sweet
The famed Stryper frontman reflects on losing his wife to cancer, the group's 25th anniversary, plus an update on his role in legendary rock band Boston.
By Andy Argyrakis
posted June 30, 2009

Recent Features

Chapmans Open Orphan Home
Andrew Greer
Steven Curtis and wife announce Maria's Big House of Hope, opening in China.

The Diverse Maggie B
Andy Argyrakis
She's not putting out as many albums as she used to, but singer/songwriter/author/speaker/mentor Margaret Becker isn't slowing down a bit.

Catching Up With ... Carried Away
Andy Argyrakis

CCM Legends Reunite
John J. Thompson
Jesus music veterans Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill paired up recently for their first full-length album, and the result is spectacular. We caught up with them in Nashville.

Music in Recession
Mark Geil
Can the Christian music industry survive the economic storm?

Building Bridges
Mark Hall
Casting Crowns frontman Mark Hall on what he and the band learned recently on their second trip to communist North Korea.

"Pressed" into Service
Andy Argyrakis
For the members of Press Play, music is secondary at best. Serving LA's poor and downtrodden is what they're all about.

'I Kind of Wanted to Die'
Andy Argyrakis
Lanae Hale's struggles with self-esteem and self-mutilation continue to haunt her, but her faith is helping on the road to recovery.

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