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15th Annual Inspirational Country Music Award Winners

posted by Joanne Brokaw | 2:04pm Tuesday October 20, 2009

The 15th Annual Inspirational Country Music Awards took place last week, and Ricky Skaggs was selected Mainstream Country Artist of the Year.
Craig Morgan received the Video of the Year for his single “God Must Really Love Me” and Tracy Lawrence won Mainstream Inspirational Song of the Year for “Up To Him.”
Other big winners included, Cross Country the Band, namedEntertainer of the Year for the second year in a row; Tommy Brandy, Male Vocalist of the Year; Sandra Dee, Female Vocalist of the Year; Point of Grace, Vocal Group of the Year.
The annual Inspirational Country Music Awards are dedicated to honoring and showcasing the biggest names and emerging talent among artists who perform Christian and Inspirational Country music.
Here is the complete list of winners in the 21 categories voted on by the CCMA membership:


Entertainer of the Year
CrossCountry the Band
Male Vocalist
Tommy Brandt
Female Vocalist
Sandra Dee
Vocal Duo
The Roys
Vocal Group
Point of Grace
Mainstream Inspirational Country Song
Up To Him
Tracy Lawrence
Mainstream Country Artist
Ricky Skaggs
Christian Country Song
Good Ole Boys
James Payne & Del Way
Songwriter
Russ Murphy
Video
God Must Really Love Me
Craig Morgan
Director, Eric Welch
New Artist
Steve Richard
Musician
Dennis Agajanian
Comedy Act
Barry McGee
Radio Personality
Leon Joplin
Radio Station
WCWV, Summersville, WV
Living Legend Award
Ken Holloway
Inspirational Bluegrass Artist
The Isaacs
Youth In Music Award
Matthew Wacaster
Music Evangelist of the Year
Russ Murphy
Faith, Family, & Country Movie
Fireproof, Provident Films
Television Network
TCT Network
For more about the ICM Awards, visit the website.
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