Tauren Wells walks away with four Christian music awards

THE 49TH annual GMA Dove Awards were held at the Allen Arena in
Nashville on 16th October. The big winner was first time nominee
Tauren Wells, who took home four awards including Contemporary
Christian Artist Of The Year and New Artist Of The Year. The full list
of winners is: Artist of the Year - Zach Williams; New Artist of the
Year -Tauren Wells; Song of the Year - "Reckless Love"; Artist
Songwriter of the Year - Matthew West; Non-Artist Songwriter of the
Year - Colby Wedgeworth; Contemporary Christian Artist of the Year -
Tauren Wells; Southern Gospel Artist of the Year - Gaither Vocal Band;
Gospel Artist of the Year - Tasha Cobbs Leonard; Producer of the Year
- Jason Ingram and Paul Mabury; Rap/Hip Hop Recorded Song of the Year
- "War Cry (ft. Tauren Wells)", Social Club Misfits; Rock/Contemporary
Recorded Song of the Year - "Walking On Water", NEEDTOBREATHE;
Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year - "Old Church Choir", Zach
Williams; Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year - "Washed By The
Water", Jason Crabb; Bluegrass/Country/Roots Recorded Song of the Year
- "Dinner on the Ground (ft. the Oak Ridge Boys)", Little Roy &
Lizzy Show; Contemporary Gospel/Urban Recorded Song of the Year -
"Won't He Do It", Koryn Hawthorne and Roshon Fegan; Traditional Gospel
Recorded Song of the Year - "Close", Marvin Sapp; Urban Worship
Recorded Song of the Year - "You Waited", Travis Greene; Spanish
Language Recorded Song of the Year - "Sin Ti", Alex Zurdo; [tied]
Worship Song of the Year - "Reckless Love", Cory Asbury, and "So Will
I (100 Billion X)", Hillsong United; Urban Worship Album of the Year -
'Heart. Passion. Pursuit.', Tasha Cobbs Leonard; Rap/Hip Hop Album of
the Year - 'Today We Rebel', KB; Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year -
'Unleashed', Beyond Skillet; Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year -
'Hills And Valleys', Tauren Wells; Southern Gospel Album of the Year -
'What's Not To Love?', Mark Lowry; Bluegrass/Country/Roots Album of
the Year - 'Blessed: Hymns And Songs Of Faith', Bradley Walker;
Contemporary Gospel/Urban Album of the Year - 'A Long Way From
Sunday', Anthony Brown & group therapy; Traditional Gospel Album
of the Year - 'One Nation Under God', Jekalyn Carr; Spanish Language
Album of the Year - 'Pentecostés', Miel San Marcos; Worship Album of
the Year - 'Reckless Love', Cory Asbury; Instrumental Album of the
Year - 'A Thankful Heart', Craig Duncan; Christmas/Special Event Album
of the Year - 'Christmas | Live In Phoenix', For King & Country;
Musical of the Year - 'How To Have The Best Christmas Ever',
(creators) Daniel Semsen, Heidi Petak, Jeff Bumgardner, Joel Lindsey;
Choral Collection of the Year - 'Your Word' (creators) Cliff Duren,
Jeff Bumgardner; Children's Music Album of the Year - 'Bright Ones',
Bright Ones; Youth/Children's Musical of the Year - 'Angels Say
What?!' - (creators) Alisen Wells, Anna Clark, Nick Robertson;
Recorded Music Packaging of the Year - 'Decade The Halls, Vol I',
Tenth Avenue North; Short Form Video of the Year - "I'll Find You (ftg
Tori Kelly)", Lecrae; Long Form Video of the Year - "There Is More",
Hillsong Worship; Inspirational Film of the Year - I Can Only Imagine
(directors) The Erwin Brothers (producers) Kevin Downes and Cindy
Bond.