The Beginning of Casting Crowns
Casting Crowns began as a student worship band. Mark Hall was the lead singer/songwriter and youth pastor. The group initially formed while Mark was serving at First Baptist Daytona Beach in 1999. Other members at that time included: Juan DeVevo (guitar), Melodee DeVevo (vocals and violin), Hector Cervantes (guitar), and Darren Hughes (production manager).
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