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Christian Contemporary Singer/Songwriter, Worship Leader, Speaker From Nashville is best known for debut album "Love Enough" in the fall of 2010. Her previous single "Invisble" became a Billboard Top 25 hit. latest single "Alive In You" climbed to # 17 on Soft AC/Inspirational Songs CMW Chart and # 19 Billboard Soft AC/Inspirational chart repectively in 2011. Co-wrote 9 of the 10 songs on her debut album. Described as one of the breakout artists for 2011 in CCM Magazine. She has worked with a number of contemporary christian artists incliding 4Him, NewSong, Avalon, Phillips, Craig & Dean and many others.

Singles

"Invisible" "Alive In You"

Website

http://www.laurakaczor.com/about/ http://www.ourstage.com/profile/laurakaczor

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