Believers Make an Impact on The Voice

Season twelve of The Voice premiered on February 27 and again features believers.

- Anatalia Villaranda (@anatalia_v)
- Andrea Thomas (@andrearthomas)
- Brennley Brown (@BrennleyBrown)
- Chris Blue (@Chrisbluelive)
- Hunter Plake (@hunterplake)
- Jack Cassidy (@jackgcassidy)
- Micah Tryba (@MicahTryba)


To be confirmed:
- Nala Price (@nala_price33)
- Mark Isaiah (@Markisaiahmusic)
- RJ Collins (@RJCollinsMusic)
- Savannah Leighton (@thesavleighton)

Season 11 also had believers such as Christian Cuevas. 

Believers found themselves in the Top 40 of season 10 (most notably finalists Hannah Huston & Mary Sarah) though the list wasn't as long as season 9.

In season 9, we noted that Christianity made a comeback on the show culminating with Jordan Smith  as the winner.

Will Faith Continue to Be an Influence on The Voice?

Last season, we noted that Christianity made a comeback on The Voice and it appears to be happening again this season.

Believers again find themselves in the Top 40 of The Voice though the list isn't as long as season 9.  Not all are outspoken about their faith, but these don't shy away from it either.

- Katie Basden (@thekatiebasden)
- Hannah Huston (@thehannahhuston)
- Jonathan Hutcherson (@jonchutch)
- Emily Keener (@EmilyKeener)
- Brian Nhira (@BrianNhiraMusic)
- Caity Peters (@caitypeters_)
- Mary Sarah (@MarySarahMusic)

To be confirmed:
Paxton Ingram & Teresa Guidry

Of course, Jordan Smith (@JordanSmithLive), was the winner last year.