In the early 70s a spiritual revival swept America called the Jesus Movement. Young hippies were being saved out of the drug culture by the thousands which dramatically changed the structure of church services and Christian music. “Jesus Music,” as it was known, became the precursor of what we now call Contemporary Christian Music. This new music was simple, raw and spoke of the writer’s personal relationship with Jesus and appealed to others to change their life as well. The pioneers of Jesus Music included Larry Norman, Second Chapter of Acts, Love Song and Nancy Honeytree. Mickey and Becki Moore were professional street singers in New York’s Greenwich Village when they felt called to be a part of this new music ministry (read the longer bio for details). With just a guitar and a testimony they started their own recording company and became very popular artists along the East Coast. After the release of “Love Song For Number Two,” their fourth album, they were catapulted to the top of the national Chris