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 In 1997, the band started working on their second album, //Conspiracy No. 5//. The album was produced by Sam Taylor, who had previously worked with [[King's X]] and other Christian bands. The album was nominated for a Grammy and won Dove Awards for Rock Album of the Year and Rock Song of the Year ("Alien"). The following year, the band toured around the United States, both alone and again opening for [[Newsboys]]. Also in 1998, the band recorded a cover of Michael W. Smith's "Agnus Dei" for his Dove Award-winning compilation project //Exodus//.
-In 1998, the band started working on //Time// with Monroe Jones as the producer. //Time// was nominated for a Grammy Award and won another Dove Award for the band. Some of the songs that were recorded for possible inclusion in the album, but left out during production, are on the EP //Southern Tracks//. During the band's live shows they included a significant portion of worship music, prompting the band to release an album made up exclusively of worship songs. The subsequent album //Offerings: A Worship Album// took about a week to record. In 2000, to support both //Time// and //Offerings//, Third Day went on tour alongside [[Jennifer Knapp]]. Later in the same year, the band collaborated on the project //City on a Hill: Songs of Worship and Praise// with [[FFH]], [[Caedmon's Call]], [[SonicFlood]], [[Jars of Clay]], and others.
+In 1998, the band started working on //Time// with Monroe Jones as the producer. //Time// was nominated for a Grammy Award and won another Dove Award for the band. Some of the songs that were recorded for possible inclusion in the album, but left out during production, are on the EP //Southern Tracks//. During the band's live shows they included a significant portion of worship music, prompting the band to release an album made up exclusively of worship songs. The subsequent album //Offerings: A Worship Album// took about a week to record. In 2000, to support both //Time// and //Offerings//, Third Day went on tour alongside [[Jennifer Knapp]]. Later in the same year, the band collaborated on the project //City on a Hill: Songs of Worship and Praise// with [[FFH]], [[Caedmon's Call]], [[SonicFlood]], [[jars_of_clay_tennessee]], and others.
 //(...To Be Continued...)//