The strange capitalization referred to the group's beginnings in 2000, when Brown launched the group Answered Prayers to showcase his songwriting. As Brown's work played a role in hit gospel albums like Maurette Brown-Clark's The Dream (2007) and Stephen A. Hurd's Times of Refreshing (2009), Answered Prayers evolved into group therAPy. Three years of performances -- 2006, 2007, and 2012 -- on BET's annual Celebration of Gospel special preceded their self-titled 2012 debut. Released by Tyscot Records, the album featured guest appearances from Maurette Brown Clark and VaShawn Mitchell. In 2015 they returned with Everyday Jesus, an album that featured the gospel chart-topping hit "Worth." ~ David Jeffries