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Le'Andria Johnson from losing everything to Gospel Superstar

Johnson, whom was born into a musical family, began singing at age two in her father's church, HQ Ministries in Altamonte Springs, Florida, where she continues to sing every Sunday and Wednesday morning, until she leaves to go on tour at which time her brother takes over. She went on to become the praise and worship leader within the church. Before auditioning for the show, Johnson was a performer, producer, and singer-songwriter. Johnson, whom had three children at the time, was motivated to audition for the show by her children to give them a better life. Johnson had gone through her second divorce as was having a tough time staying financially sound. The day before she left Orlando to try out in New Orleans she lost her house to foreclosure. Her friends and family helped her get to the audition, and Johnson carried what she could and auditioned in flip flops, socks, and the clothes she had on her back. Johnson was almost eliminated because her appearance was not up to par, a sentiment expressed by two of the judges Mary Mary, especially Erica Campbell, however after performing "This is the day The Lord Hath made," she was unanimously voted through., and given a standing ovation by Campbell. Johnson had many good performances on the show, though at times the judges and mentor Kim Burrell sensed a hesitation in her, as if there was something on her mind, that she just couldn't quite shake off. On the eighth episode, in a conversation that made the air, Johnson told Burrell that at one point she chose death over life in a "mentor moment," sponsored by Nationwide Insurance. In a private conversation while being mentored Johnson told mentor Kim Burrell that there was a time that she thought she could not go on in this life, but in that moment God kept her "in the midst of it all," which was the primary reason she chose to sing the song on episode four of the season. In episode eight, Mentor Kim Burrell made the comment: “Le’Andria Johnson, is talented… but she’s scared.” During the final performance show, Leandria faced off against Elder Goldwire for the title of Sunday Best. Johnson performed "I Love the Lord," “He Was There," and "In the Midst of It All.” On June 20, 2010 Le'Andria Johnson was crowned the winner of and claimed the title of Sunday Best. As part of her win, she won a national recording contract, a 2010 Ford Taurus SHO, and a cash prize courtesy of Degree Nature Effects. Johnson and Elder Goldwire had taped the finale a month before with two different endings, they both appeared on 106 & Park as finalists, and she found out that she won had while back home in Orlando, watching with her family. Johnson was reported to have said, "I was like, 'For real?'. It was crazy, it was bananas, like fireworks. I've never seen my family so happy