Encouraging Young Girls to Love Themselves

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Following the success of "Shackles," Mary Mary continued to produce solid and uplifting gospel songs. Albums "Mary Mary, Incredible" and "Mary Mary: Thankful" have won the sisters Dove, Grammy and Stellar Awards. Their most recent project, 2009's "The Sound," produced the chart-topping megabits "Get Up" and "God In Me."

"Our longevity in this business is through God's grace. There's always someone who has music that will reach an unchurched audience. That's definitely the position that Mary Mary holds," [Erica Campbell] said. "Growing up we didn't look at people who didn't go to church any differently from those who did. When it comes to our music, our music is for everyone, Everyone needs to know that God loves them."

"I like to cook, watch television and hang out with my husband and daughter. I like to watch 'Brothers and Sisters' and 'Desperate Housewives.' I am a channel surfer," Campbell laughs. "[Tina] isn't a television person. Sometimes when we meet famous people, I'll be like 'Oh my goodness, there's so and so' and Tina will ask who is that? She has no clue."

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Encouraging Young Girls to Love Themselves

Gospel music pioneers Mary Mary want young girls to celebrate the unique person that God created them to be.

That's why they penned the book "Be U: Be Honest, Be Beautiful, Be Intentional, Be Strong, Be You!"...

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