Karen Clark Sheard, and Marvin Winans. Grammy Award winner and Israel Houghton's writing/producing partner Aaron Lindsey handled the production. Cage won Male Vocalist of the Year for this project. The album was released on October 27, 2009. 2012: Memoirs of a Worshipper On Tuesday, June 19, 2012, Byron released his next album Memoirs of a Worshipper recorded live at Christ Universal Temple in Chicago. The album featured special guest Fred Hammond, Clifton Ross, & Mumen "Mookie" Ngenge. Byron teamed up again on this project with Stellar Award-winning producer Aaron Lindsey. This album features the single Great and Mighty Personal life On May 22, 2004, Byron married pediatric dentist, Dr. Sonya Windham Cage, before 1,000 guests at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC. They would later divorce. Byron Cage served as minister of music at Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church in Fort Washington, Maryland from the late 1990s to around 2014–16 (estimated). In June 2012, he served as the minister of music at The Saint Paul's Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia. On January 14, 2018 Byron Cage became an ordained minister at New Mercies Christian church in Lilburn, Georgia and currently serves as the minister of music. Albums 1995: Dwell Among Us 1996: Transparent in Your Presence 2003: Byron Cage: Live at New Birth Cathedral 2005: An Invitation to Worship 2007: Live at the Apollo: The Proclamation 2009: Faithful to Believe 2012: Memoirs of a Worshipper DVDs Byron Cage Live An Invitation to Worship Live at the Apollo: The Proclamation Faithful to Believe Filmography The Cosby Show Awards References 1962 births Living people African-American male singers American male singers American gospel singers Urban contemporary gospel musicians American Protestant ministers and clergy African-American Methodists People of the African Methodist Episcopal church Singers from Detroit Morehouse College alumni