Chris Tomlin

Contemporary Christian music artist

Chris Tomlin - Contemporary Christian music artist
Born

May 4th, 1972
53 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A prominent contemporary Christian music artist, has released multiple albums, achieving significant commercial success and critical acclaim. His music often features themes of worship, praise, and devotion. The artist's works have been a staple in many church services and worship gatherings. With numerous number one hits on Christian radio, this musician has also received several awards, including multiple Grammy Awards and Dove Awards.

Released the album 'How Great Is Our God'

Won Grammy Awards for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album

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