![Nick Jonas [Singer] Raised in the church, Nick was part of the hugely popular Jonas Brothers singing group with his two brothers, Kevin and Joe. Nick famously wore a purity ring until 2014. He said of that: "I've had an incredibly intense journey with faith and religion and my growth. My belief in God is still very strong and important to me as a person, and I think that's all that should matter. The other things around it are not as important to me as my relationship with God."](https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2015/06/08/Nick_Jonas_s878x688.jpg?54808007a5c3e57d0573348b4227b9ab87f8b84d)
Nick Jonas [Singer] Raised in the church, Nick was part of the hugely popular Jonas Brothers singing group with his two brothers, Kevin and Joe. Nick famously wore a purity ring until 2014. He said of that: "I've had an incredibly intense journey with faith and religion and my growth. My belief in God is still very strong and important to me as a person, and I think that's all that should matter. The other things around it are not as important to me as my relationship with God."
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