by Kwin Mosby

February 8, 2017

Are you looking forward to catching Unsung: Dave Hollister tonight 8/7c? We hope so! We didn’t realize that Dave had such an interesting career path that included releasing a couple Gospel albums.

We did a little digging and found that he wasn’t the first to take a spiritual path — Mase, Rev. Al Green and former Destiny’s Child member Michelle Williams just to name a few. Take a look at our photo gallery below to see if your favorite artists made our list.

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Sinners to Saints: Singers and Rappers Go With God

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Sinners to Saints: Singers and Rappers Go With God

1. Cheryl 'Coko' Clemons

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2. Dave Hollister

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3. Michelle Williams

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4. Al Green

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5. Kelly Price

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6. Mase

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7. Shirley Murdock

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8. Christopher 'Play' Martin

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9. Cheryl 'Salt' James

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10. Regina Belle

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Sinners to Saints: Singers and Rappers Go With God

Remember SWV's Coko and Mase? They are just a few people who've had successful music careers, but decided to dedicated their lives to God in music and or ministry. See if you're favorite artists made our sinners to saint list.

TELL US: Did we miss someone? Who are other R&B and Hip-Hop artists who have recorded gospel music or become ministers?