"Plus One is the best band ever because they’ve strengthened my relationship with God," says CCM reader Sylvia Kim, a senior at St. Joseph Notre Dame High in Alameda, California. "I’ve met them before, and they are such an inspiration to me with their music, testimonies and message. A lot of artists have influenced me but not as much as Plus One. They seem so down-to-earth and humble."
"Everytime I would feel weak in faith, I would listen to their songs and be renewed again, " comments Lillian, a member of Los Angeles Pilgrim Church.
Millions of viewers around the world are anticipating on their performance, which will be the first single, "Be Love," from Exodus.
It will be featured on both the Lifetime Network and the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN).
For more information about the “Hour of Power?along with local viewing information, visit www.HourofPower.org
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