27th Annual Covenant Hits

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27th Annual Covenant Hits
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Compilation album by Various Artists
Released 17 January 2006
Genre CCM, Gospel
Label Lakeside Media Group / CMC
Various Artists chronology
27th Annual Covenant Hits
(2006)
28th Annual Covenant Hits
(2007)

27th Annual Covenant Hits is a collection of songs performed by nominees and winners from the 27th Annual Covenant Awards in the year 2005. The Covenant Awards are presented annually by the Canadian Gospel Music Association. The single-CD collection includes songs by the winners of the Song of the Year, New Artist of the Year, Female Vocalist, Male Vocalist, Group of the Year and Artist of the Year categories.

The Covenant Awards are awarded annually by GMA Canada. The association is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the growth and ministry of Christian music arts in Canada. To this end, GMA Canada presents the annual Covenant Awards, Canada's national awards for the Canadian Gospel Music industry. The ceremonies are held annually in cities across Canada.

The Gospel Music Association of Canada or GMA Canada is a not for profit association, founded in 1974, whose purpose is to promote Christian music in Canada.

Track listing

  1. I Know Carried Away  – Song Of The Year winner
  2. Absolute Thousand Foot Krutch  – Artist Of The Year winner
  3. Here I Go Gaetz Ave  – New Artist Of The Year winner
  4. Broken Amanda Falk  – Female Vocalist Of The Year winner
  5. Today Brian Doerksen  – Male Vocalist Of The Year winner
  6. Revolution Starfield  – nominated for two Covenant Awards
  7. Let It Go Manafest  – Rap/Hip Hop Song Of The Year winner
  8. Carry Me Shezza  – Aboriginal Song Of The Year winner
  9. Every Little Thing Hawk Nelson  – nominated for four Covenant Awards
  10. Be My Escape Relient K  – Modern Rock Song Of The Year winner
  11. Redeemed Hetti-Marie  – Contemporary Gospel Album Of The Year winner
  12. On Angels' Wings Ali Matthews  – Seasonal Song Of The Year winner
  13. Go Cheryl Dunn  – Country/Southern Gospel Album Of The Year winner
  14. My Faith, My All Master's Four  – Country/Southern Gospel Song Of The Year winner
  15. What A Friend We Have In Jesus Tommy Hunter  Lifetime Achievement Award recipient


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