The brother and sister duo were recognized in the Best Gospel Performance category for "Grace" and Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album for Still (B&C Records/Malaco Records).

For the second year in a row, Israel Houghton was honored in the Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album category, this time for Love God. Love People. (Integrity Music/Provident-Integrity Distribution). Houghton was recognized last year for The Power of One (Integrity Music/Provident-Integrity). It was the fourth straight year he has won a GRAMMY.

Hello Hurricane by Switchfoot (Credential Recordings/EMI CMG Distribution) won the Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album category for the five-member band's first GRAMMY, while "It's What I Do" by Jerry Peters and Kirk Whalum was recognized as the Best Gospel Song.

Diamond Rio's The Reason (Word Records/Word Distribution) won the Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album, while Downtown Church by Patty Griffin (Credential Recordings/EMI Music Marketing) was recognized in the Best Traditional Gospel Album category.

A tribute to Aretha Franklin—who is recovering from surgery—featured a performance by Martina McBride, Christina Aguilera, Jennifer Hudson, Florence Welch and gospel singer Yolanda Adams.

Click here for a complete list of GRAMMY Award winners.

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