Yolanda Adams with Tamela Mann, Fred Hammond, and more

Detroit-born Fred Hammond is a leading contemporary gospel praise and worship leader, singer, songwriter, and producer. Active since the mid-1980s, he rose with Commissioned before launching a successful solo career and working with Radical for Christ. He has earned Dove and Stellar awards and topped Billboard charts with hits like Pages of Life.

Grammy-winning contemporary gospel singer Tamela Mann began her career with Kirk Franklin before launching a successful solo career and acting in Tyler Perry projects. Her chart-topping 2012 album Best Days featured the Grammy-nominated hit Take Me to the King.

David Mann, born in Fort Worth, Texas, is a celebrated gospel singer and actor. Known for his powerful vocals, inspiring music, and comedic portrayal of Mr. Brown in Tyler Perry productions, his style blends gospel, R&B, and soul. He has released music including "Mr. Brown's Good Ol' Time Church" and the collaborative album "Us Against the World" with his wife, Tamela Mann, featuring songs like "Good Love." Mann has received NAACP Image, Dove, and Stellar Awards.

Houston, Texas gospel singer Yolanda Adams blends contemporary gospel with R&B and soul. Her 1999 breakthrough Mountain High Valley Low went multi-platinum, hit the pop Top 40, and won a Grammy; she later hosted The Yolanda Adams Morning Show.

John P. Kee, "The Prince of Gospel Music," born in Durham, North Carolina, is a celebrated singer, songwriter, and pastor. He is known for his soulful voice and blending traditional and contemporary gospel. Kee founded the New Life Community Choir and has received numerous Stellar Awards, Grammy nominations, and a BMI Trailblazer of Gospel Music Award. Popular songs include "Jesus Is Real" and "Show Up." His albums include "I Made It Out" and "Throwback."