Personally, I think leading with Leigh Nash's affirmation of her Christian faith might be particulary warranted. > Leigh Nash, along with SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER'S founder, Matt Slocum, have both made much of how they prefer to be known as 'Christians in a band'; this as opposed to being a 'Christian Band'.  Their decision to market themselves in this fashion was expressed by their desire to maximize exposure/circulation while affording them the prerogative to write/sing about whatever they wish.  Notwithstanding, both parties have been quick to affirm their Christianity & its influence in their music.  This strategy of Christians shunning a Christian identity appears to be somewhat unique in the music industry.  Consequently, both SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER fans, along with Leigh Nash's current fan base is comprised of many people who are not Christians...some even who are surprised to learn of their Christianity.