GMA Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year History

Four straight years as the reigning queen of Christian Music is where Natalie Grant sat after the 2009 Dove Awards. In '09 her husband took honors as well, being named Producer of the Year.

Three straight years as the reigning queen of Christian Music is where Natalie Grant sat after the 2008 Dove Awards. During the award show, Natalie shared the stage with country singer Wynonna singing a powerful duet of "Bring It All Together."

For the second year in a row, Natalie took home the top honor in the Female Vocalist category.

The top selling Adult Contemporary female solo artist in 2005 and 2006 also took home the Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year.

In 2005 Nicole took home two Dove Awards. She was the Female Vocalist of the Year and the voice behind the Urban Album of the Year, Everyday People.

18-year-old Stacie Orrico took home 2 other awards at the 2004 Doves; Stacie Orrico was Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year and "(There’s Gotta Be) More To Life" was the Short Form Music Video of the Year.

2003 was a good year for Nichole Nordeman. She took home a total of 6 Dove Awards!

Nicole took honors twice at the 2002 Dove Awards. The video for her song "Call on Jesus" was also a winner in the Short Form Music Video category.

Nichole's tune, "Every Season" didn't take home Song of the Year, but Nichole did, however, win the Female Vocalist of the Year award.

In her 21st year, Jaci brought home 3 Doves and was the Female Vocalist of the Year for the second year in a row.