The invitation-only event is to be held Jan. 15 in Nashville, the day before the 25th Annual Stellar Awards. A two-time GRAMMY winner, McClurkin, who garnered a 2010 Stellar Award nomination for Traditional Male of the Year, will co-host the Stellar Awards ceremony.

Following Peace on Earth were: 2. Until the While World Hears by Casting Crowns (Beach Street Records/Provident-Integrity); 3. Wow Hits 2010 by various artists (Sparrow Records/EMI CMG Distribution); 4. Glory In The Highest: Christmas Songs of Worship by Chris Tomlin (sixstepsrecords/EMI CMG); 5. Beauty Will Rise by Steven Curtis Chapman (Sparrow Records/EMI CMG); 6. Awake by Skillet (Atlantic/Ardent/INO Records/Provident-Integrity); 7. Hello Hurricane by Switchfoot (Credential Recordings/EMI CMG); 8. Church Music by David Crowder Band (Sparrow Records/EMI CMG); 9. It Is Well by Kutless (BEC Recordings/EMI CMG); and 10. Hello Love by Chris Tomlin (sixstepsrecords/EMI CMG).

The top 10 chart find Young and Lucado followed by: 3. Crazy Love by Francis Chan (David C. Cook); 4. Going Rogue: An American Life by Sarah Palin (HarperCollins/Zondervan); 5. The Shack by William P. Young (Windblown Media/Hachette Book Group); 6. Shades of Blue by Karen Kingsbury (Zondervan); 7. The Love Dare by Stephen and Alex Kendrick (B&H Books/B&H Publishing Group); 8. The Love Dare Day by Day by Stephen and Alex Kendrick (B&H Books/B&H Publishing Group); 9. Forgotten God by Francis Chan (David C. Cook); and 10. 3:16 by Max Lucado (Thomas Nelson).

Those who purchase a copy of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's new CD, Declare Your Name, at the famous New York City church's Bell Tower Christian Books & Gifts store, are being given a miniature copy of one of the purple flags featured on the disc's cover.

Paul Bootes, managing director of Koorong, said that the company--which has 18 stores across Australia--would be adopting a "learn as we go" approach with the eight Wesley Owen stores it purchased last month as part of the breakup of IBS-STL UK.

Founded in 1935 by Clifford Swanson, the company is run today by his grandson, Adam Swanson, but has been owned since 2004 by Victory Christian Center in Murfreesboro, Tenn., where the younger Swanson is pastor. Through the years, the not-for-profit company has channeled proceeds into missions efforts at home and abroad, recently funding the delivery of 30,000 Bibles into China.