Two Christian songs appear on the Hot 100 for the first time in 11 years. By Xander Zellner Say your prayers: Christian music is making a serious comeback. On the Billboard Hot 100, dated May 10, two ...
Plus, CeCe Winans and Lauren Daigle lead among women. By Russ Penuell A handful of artists set the pace across Billboard’s Christian charts, led by Forrest Frank and Brandon Lake, two Texans whose ...
In her 25 years in the Christian music industry, Holly Zabka, president of Provident — a Sony subsidiary dedicated to Christian music — has never encountered a moment of such prominence for the genre.
Forrest Frank, a Grammy-nominated artist, is on a mission to create the "cool Christian music" he wished he had growing up, blending faith with fresh, modern sounds that resonate with today's youth.
On a Friday morning in early October, musicians, industry executives and politicians packed into the open-air café at the brand new Museum of Christian & Gospel Music — the first museum in the U.S.
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