38th GMA Dove Awards



















38th GMA Dove Awards
Date April 25, 2007
Location
Grand Ole Opry House, Nashville, Tennessee
Hosted by
Brian Littrell, Natalie Grant, and Donnie McClurkin


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The 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards were held on April 25, 2007 recognizing accomplishments of musicians for the year 2006. The show was held at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee, and was hosted by Brian Littrell, Natalie Grant, and Donnie McClurkin. This was the first year in which the awards were called the "GMA Dove Awards" since the 2006 edition was called the "GMA Music Awards".[1]


Nominations were announced earlier on February 20, 2007 by Juanita Bynum, Brian Littrell and Thor Ramsey at the Hilton Nashville Downtown in Music City, Tennessee.[2]


Following the success from the previous year, Chris Tomlin won six awards, including Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year. Aaron Shust won three awards, including New Artist of the Year. Casting Crowns, Jars of Clay, KJ-52, Gaither Vocal Band, and The Lewis Family each won two awards.




Contents






  • 1 Performers


  • 2 Presenters


  • 3 Awards


    • 3.1 General


    • 3.2 Pop


    • 3.3 Rock


    • 3.4 Rap/Hip-Hop


    • 3.5 Inspirational


    • 3.6 Gospel


    • 3.7 Country and Bluegrass


    • 3.8 Praise and Worship


    • 3.9 Children's Music


    • 3.10 Urban


    • 3.11 Others


    • 3.12 Musicals


    • 3.13 Videos




  • 4 Artists with multiple nominations and awards


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Performers


Telecast ceremony
The following performed:











































Artist(s)
 Song(s)

Mandisa
TobyMac
Kirk Franklin
 "Lose My Soul"

T-Bone
 "Name Droppin'"

MercyMe
 "Hold Fast"

Take 6

Chris Tomlin

Diante do Trono
 "Send Your Rain"
"In the Father's Arms"
"Brazil"

Aaron Shust
 "My Savior My God"

Stellar Kart
 "Me And Jesus"

The Crabb Family
Jonathan Butler
Donnie McClurkin
Natalie Grant
Brian Littrell
 "Power in the Blood"[3]


Presenters


Telecast ceremony
The following presented:[4]




  • Michael W. Smith

  • Brenda Lee


  • Bob & Larry




Awards



General


Artist of the Year



  • Casting Crowns

  • Chris Tomlin

  • Jars of Clay

  • Stellar Kart

  • Diante do Trono

  • The Crabb Family

  • Third Day

  • TobyMac


New Artist of the Year



  • Aaron Shust

  • Ayiesha Woods

  • DecembeRadio

  • Leeland

  • Pocket Full of Rocks


Group of the Year



  • BarlowGirl

  • Casting Crowns

  • David Crowder Band

  • Jars of Clay

  • MercyMe

  • Diante do Trono


Male Vocalist of the Year



  • Aaron Shust

  • Chris Tomlin

  • Jeremy Camp

  • Jason Crabb

  • Mark Hall

  • Mat Kearney


Female Vocalist of the Year



  • Christy Nockels

  • Krystal Meyers

  • Natalie Grant

  • Nichole Nordeman

  • Ana Paula Valadão

  • Rebecca St. James


Song of the Year



  • "Bless the Broken Road" – Selah
    • Marcus Hummon, Bobby E. Boyd, Jeff Hanna, songwriters


  • "Cry Out To Jesus" – Third Day

    • Mac Powell, songwriter


  • "Drifter" – DecembeRadio
    • Josh Reedy, Brian Bunn, Erik Miker, Boone Daughdrill, songwriter


  • "God's Still God" – Young Harmony
    • Jonathan Bond, songwriter


  • "In The Father's Arms" – Diante do Trono

    • Ana Paula Valadão, songwriter


  • "Imagine Me" – Kirk Franklin
    • Kirk Franklin, songwriter


  • "Made to Worship" – Chris Tomlin
    • Stephan Sharp, Ed Cash, Chris Tomlin, songwriters


  • "Me and Jesus" – Stellar Kart
    • Adam Agee, Ian Eskelin, songwriters



  • "My Savior My God" – Aaron Shust
    • Dorothy Greenwell, songwriter


  • "Nothing Left To Lose" – Mat Kearney
    • Mat Kearney, songwriter


  • "Praise You in This Storm" – Casting Crowns

    • Mark Hall, Bernie Herms, songwriters



Songwriter of the Year


  • Aaron Shust

Producer of the Year



  • Brown Bannister

  • Ed Cash

  • Ian Eskelin

  • Nathan Nockels

  • Otto Price



Pop


Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Bless the Broken Road" – Selah

  • "Broken & Beautiful" – Mark Schultz

  • "Dead Man" – Jars of Clay

  • "Made to Worship" – Chris Tomlin

  • "My Savior My God" – Aaron Shust

  • "Praise You in This Storm" – Casting Crowns


Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year




  • Between the Dreaming and the Coming True – Bebo Norman


  • Broken & Beautiful – Mark Schultz


  • Coming Up To Breathe – MercyMe


  • Nothing Left To Lose – Mat Kearney

  • See The Morning – Chris Tomlin



Rock


Rock Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Activate" – Stellar Kart

  • "Breathe into Me" – Red

  • "Dangerous" – DecembeRadio

  • "Good Behavior" – Plumb

  • "Rebirthing" – Skillet


Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Cut" – Plumb

  • "I'm Not Alright" – Sanctus Real

  • "Me and Jesus" – Stellar Kart

  • "Sound of Melodies" – Leeland

  • "Work" – Jars of Clay


Rock Album of the Year




  • Business Up Front Party in the Back – Family Force 5


  • Comatose – Skillet

  • DecembeRadio – DecembeRadio


  • End of Silence – Red


  • Smile, It's the End of the World – Hawk Nelson


Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year



  • Good Monsters – Jars of Clay


  • Hearts of the Innocent – Kutless


  • Sound of Melodies – Leeland


  • The Face of Love – Sanctus Real


  • We Can't Stand Sitting Down – Stellar Kart



Rap/Hip-Hop


Rap/Hip-Hop Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Gotta Notice" – Flame

  • "Jesus Muzik" – Lecrae (featuring Trip Lee)

  • "Let's Go" – Gospel Gangstaz

  • "Never Look Away" – KJ-52 (featuring Brynn Sanchez)

  • "Skills" – Manafest


Rap/Hip-Hop Album of the Year




  • After the Music Stops – Lecrae


  • Glory – Manafest


  • Pro + Pain – Mars Ill

  • KJ-52 Remixed – KJ-52


  • The Flood – Gospel Gangstaz



Inspirational


Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Behold The Lamb" – David Phelps

  • "Completely" – Ana Laura

  • "Find Your Wings" – Mark Harris

  • "Glory" – Selah (featuring Nichole Nordeman)

  • "Orphans of God" – Avalon


Inspirational Album of the Year




  • A Grateful People – Watermark


  • A Greater Song – Paul Baloche

  • Bless the Broken Road: The Duets Album – Selah


  • Blur the Lines – The Crabb Family


  • Legacy of Love...David Phelps Live – David Phelps



Gospel


Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Give It Away" – Gaither Vocal Band

  • "God's Still God" – Young Harmony

  • "New Day Dawning" – The Whisnants

  • "Nothing But The Blood" – The Crabb Family

  • "Prodigal's Dad" – Kenny Bishop


Southern Gospel Album of the Year



  • Give It Away – Gaither Vocal Band


  • Graceland – The Mike Bowling Group


  • He's So God – Brian Free and Assurance


  • Stepping Stones – Poet Voices


  • Strength – Young Harmony


Traditional Gospel Recorded Song of the Year



  • "All Because of Jesus" – Andraé Crouch

  • "Call Him Jesus" – Mary Mary

  • "Can't Nobody Do Me Like Jesus" – The Crabb Family

  • "Look Where You Brought Me From" – Clarence Fountain and the Blind Boys of Alabama, with Sam Butler, Jr.

  • "Miracles Still Happen" – Stephanie Dotson


Traditional Gospel Album of the Year




  • A New Beginning – Bishop Eddie Long & The New Birth Total Praise Choir


  • Clarence Fountain and The Blind Boys of Alabama With Sam Butler, Jr. – Sam Butler, Clarence Fountain and The Blind Boys of Alabama

  • Mighty Wind – Andraé Crouch


  • Paved The Way – The Caravans


  • Sing to the Lord A New Song – Alabama Spirituals


Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Favor" – Karen Clark-Sheard

  • "No Limits" – Martha Munizzi

  • "This Too Shall Pass" – Yolanda Adams

  • "Turn It Around" – Israel & New Breed

  • "You Know Me" – George Huff


Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year




  • Feels Good – Take 6


  • Free to Worship – Fred Hammond

  • It's Not Over – Karen Clark–Sheard


  • Life Changing – Smokie Norful


  • No Limits Live – Martha Munizzi



Country and Bluegrass


Country Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Don't Let Who You Are Keep You Away" – Kenny Bishop

  • "It Ain't Over When It's Over" – The Mike Bowling Group

  • "Jonah, Job And Moses" – The Oak Ridge Boys

  • "On The Other Side of That Hill" – Barbara Fairchild

  • "Say Hello To Heaven" – Jamie Slocum


Country Album of the Year




  • Everyday – Mark Bishop


  • Feels Like Home – Dave Moody


  • He Kept on Loving Me – Barbara Fairchild

  • Precious Memories – Alan Jackson


  • Songs of Inspiration – Alabama


Bluegrass Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Bedside Prayer" – The Churchmen

  • "Did You Forget God Today" – The Grascals

  • "If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again" – Dave Moody

  • "My Cross" – The Lewis Family

  • "We Know Where He Is" – Del McCoury Band


Bluegrass Album of the Year




  • Acoustic Hymns Volume 1 – Cumberland Quartet


  • Ancient of Days – Harvest Wind

  • Flyin' High – The Lewis Family


  • He Lives in Me – Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver


  • The Promised Land – Del McCoury Band



Praise and Worship


Worship Song of the Year




  • "Holy Is the Lord" – Chris Tomlin
    • Chris Tomlin, Louie Giglio, songwriters


  • "Made to Worship" – Chris Tomlin
    • Stephan Sharp, Ed Cash, Chris Tomlin, songwriters


  • "My Savior My God" – Aaron Shust
    • Aaron Shust, Dorothy Greenwell, songwriters


  • "In The Father's Arms" – Diante do Trono

    • Ana Paula Valadão, songwriter


  • "Our God Reigns" – Brandon Heath
    • Brandon Heath, songwriter


  • "Yes You Have" – Leeland

    • Leeland Dayton Mooring, Jack Anthony Mooring, Matt Bronleewe, songwriters



Praise & Worship Album of the Year




  • In The Father's Arms – Diante do Trono


  • A Grateful People – Watermark

  • See the Morning – Chris Tomlin


  • Song to the King – Pocket Full of Rocks


  • Sound of Melodies – Leeland


  • Top of My Lungs – Phillips, Craig & Dean



Children's Music


Children's Music Album of the Year



  • Absolute Modern Worship for Kids Yellow


  • Cedarmont Worship For Kids 3 – Cedarmont Kids

  • Here I Am To Worship Kids 3


  • Sing Over Me Worship Songs And Lullabies – Bethany Dillon, Erin O'Donnell, Christy Nockels, Nichole Nordeman, and Janna Long

  • Veggie Tales Worship Songs – VeggieTales, featuring Matt Redman



Urban


Urban Recorded Song of the Year



  • "Follow Me" – Virtue

  • "I Get Joy" – Coko

  • "Imagine Me" – Kirk Franklin

  • "Victory" – Tye Tribbett and G.A.

  • "Why Me" – Kierra Sheard


Urban Album of the Year




  • Grateful – Coko


  • Tales From The Badlands – Liquid


  • Testimony – Virtue

  • This Is Me – Kierra Sheard


  • This Is Who I Am – Kelly Price



Others


Instrumental Album of the Year




  • 20 Contemporary Hymn Favorites For Solo Piano – John E. Coates


  • Breathe–Piano – Tom Howard


  • End of the Spear Soundtrack – Various artists


  • Guitars in Worship – Dave Cleveland


  • Sunday Morning Jams Vol. 2 – Quiet Time Players


Spanish Language Album of the Year




  • Alegria – Marcos Witt


  • En El Lugar Secreto – Blest


  • Mi Alma Te Alaba – Alan Villatoro


  • En los Brazos del Padre – Diante do Trono

  • Si Alguna Vez – Alejandra


  • Un Dia Mas – Daniel Calvetti


Special Event Album of the Year




  • Arise: A Celebration of Worship (Integrity Music)

  • Bluegrass Gospel Time

  • Passion: Everything Glorious (Sixsteps Records)


  • Freaked! A Gotee Tribute to dcTalk's Jesus Freak (Gotee Records)


  • Torch: A Live Celebration of Southern Gospel's Next Generation (Daywind Records)


Christmas Album of the Year




  • A Christmas Homecoming – Cumberland Quartet


  • A Mary Mary Christmas – Mary Mary

  • Christmas Offerings – Third Day


  • Do You See What I See? – Todd Agnew


  • The Christmas Hope – NewSong


Choral Collection of the Year




  • Again I Say Rejoice: Celebrating The Songs Of Israel Houghton – Various artists


  • Dwell – Robert Sterling

  • I'm Amazed – Carol Cymbala


  • Invisible Christ – Church Prayz Choir


  • You Are God Alone – Phil Barfoot and Lari Goss


Recorded Music Packaging of the Year




  • And the Land of Fake Believe – Eleventyseven

  • Beyond Measure – Jeremy Camp


  • Hearts of the Innocent – Kutless


  • My Island – Starflyer 59


  • Say No More – House of Heroes


  • Smile, It's the End of the World – Hawk Nelson



Musicals


Musical of the Year



  • Christmas Is Forever

  • Everything Glorious

  • He's Alive Forever

  • How Great Is Our God

  • My Savior, My God


Youth/Children's Musical



  • A King Is Coming to Town

  • Donkey Tales

  • Miracle on Main Street

  • The First Action Heroes

  • Voyage of Friendship



Videos


Short Form Music Video of the Year



  • "Breathe into Me" – Red
    • Matt Bass (video director), Steven Johnson (video producer)


  • "This House" – Edison Glass

    • JT Daly (video director and producer)


  • "Welcome Home" – Brian Littrell

    • Roman White (video director), Randy Brewer (video producer)



  • "Work" – Jars of Clay
    • Jeff Stephenson (video director), Monica Ortiz (video producer)


  • "Writing on the Walls" – Underoath
    • Popcore Films (video director and producer)



Long Form Music Video of the Year''''




  • Alive in South Africa – Israel & New Breed
    • Israel Houghton; Di Rosen; Di Rosen Productions; Integrity Music



  • Give It Away – Gaither Vocal Band
    • Doug Stuckey (video director), Bill Gaither, Barry Jennings, and Bill Carter (video producers)



  • Live Unplugged – Jeremy Camp
    • Carl Diebold (video director), Ken Concord and Michael Sacci (video producers)



  • Legacy of Love... David Phelps Live – David Phelps
    • Russell E. Hall (video director), David Phelps and Jim Chaffee (video producers)



  • Lifesong Live – Casting Crowns
    • Karl Hortsmann (video producer)



  • Time Again... Amy Grant Live – Amy Grant
    • Ken Carpenter (video director), Ken & Rod Carpenter (video producers)




Artists with multiple nominations and awards











References





  1. ^ 2007 awards announcement Archived September 28, 2007, at the Wayback Machine


  2. ^ Nominations Announced for 38th GMA Dove Awards on CBN.com


  3. ^ The 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards - 2007 Performances on YouTube; Sutton, Kelly (Insider)


  4. ^ Performers and Presenters Announced for GMA Dove Awards on ChristianToday; Thomas, Anne (April 12, 2007)


  5. ^ Nominations Announced for 38th GMA Dove Awards on CBN.com




External links




  • Official Result at official website

  • GMA Dove Awards IN THE PRESS ROOM / ThoughtQuotient Video Podcast


  • 38th Annual GMA Awards Nominations & Winners on About.com


  • 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards Album of the Year Nominations & Winners on About.com


  • 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards Songs of the Year Nominations & Winners on About.com










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