text: Hi!\nI  don't know what style of christian music your friends like, but here are some options-\nIf they like rock try: RED - End of Silence, It is really, really good.\nor you could try Skillet - Comatose, it's also good. Plumb - Chaotic Resolve, this was the best c.d. that came out this year! BarlowGirl - Another Journal Entry, not as good as their self-titled c.d. but still good. Sarah Brendel - (Self-Titled) She has a rather thick German accent, but it's worth listening to.\n\nIf they like Pop try: Krystal Meyers - Dying for a Heart, she sounds a little bit like Hillary Duff, but better. Natalie Grant - Awaken, this c.d. has a mix of all styles, but mostly pop. Nichloe Nordeman - Brave, this is a softer side of pop, but I love it. Jars of Clay - Good Monsters, this C.D. was rated c.d. of the year by CCM magazine. Rebecca St. James - If I Had One Chance to Tell You Something, she is more rocky that pop, but really good. Ana Laura - (Self-Titled) Softer pop, good.\n\nIf they like softer stuff try: Leigh Nash - Blue on Blue, she was the lead singer in Sixpence None the Richer. Michael W. Smith - Stand, I haven't heard this C.D. but, if you like Michael, you'll probably like this!\n\nIf they want Christmas music try - (Most of these C.D.'s are older,)Jump 5 - All the Joy in the World, classic bubble-gum music. Point of Grace - A Christmas Story or their new one - Winter Wonderland. Stacie Orrico - Christmas Wish, this is an E.P. with only 6 songs, but it's worth it. Natalie Grant - Believe, this is more of a Gospel type with strong vocals. Leigh Nash also just released a new Electronic E.P. that I think you can get at iTunes. Rebecca St. James - Christmas, a mix of traditional songs.\n\nThere, I hope this gives you some ideas!