Podcasts about gaither homecoming

This week, Roots of My Heritage will showcase the new Gaither Homecoming project - Heavenly Love.

On this week's episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy hosts Bradley Walker – Award winning country and gospel music soloist, member of the supergroup Brothers of the Heart and the Gaither Homecoming family. Tune in to hear Bradley tell his story – when he started singing, what led to his first appearance on television (with the Oak Ridge Boys), and how his career gradually developed as a result! Listen as he talks about the incredible influence his mother and stepfather have on his life, and shares about the close friendship he credits for his meeting and partnering with the Gaithers. See Bradley Walker & Brothers of the Heart: May 19 | Franklin, NC | Smokey Mountain Center for the Performing Arts May 20 | Greeneville, TN | Niswonger Performing Arts Center May 21 | Lancaster, PA | American Music Theatre May 22 | Lancaster, PA | American Music Theatre May 24 | Gatlinburg, TN | Gaither Family Fest More Information at BradleyWalker.com/tour Connect with Bradley online: Website: bradleywalker.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bradleywalkermusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradleywalkermusic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcmAS9fwOQ3DsB-ndbbXnEA Hear more from Bradley and Brothers of the Heart in a previous episode featuring the whole band! Watch here on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVDUZHicD08  

As we enter a new year we're continuing our visit Lillie Knauls, who's most notably known for her performances as a member of the Gaither Homecoming friends and a singer with the number 1 hit song “Oh Happy Day,” with the Edwin Hawkins Singers. She's traveled extensively across our country and has sung in many of the most prestigious venues throughout the world.

This episode features Lynda, who shares her journey of faith, career, and personal transformation. Lynda Tait Randle, as Bill Gaither has fondly introduced her for over a decade, was born in the inner city of Washington, D.C. She is the middle child of seven and feels blessed to have had the privilege of being raised in a Christian home. Despite being led to the Lord at the young age of 12, it would be years later before she really experienced the freedom from bondage that only God could give. Music became a way out of pain and heartache for Lynda and as a result of this God-given gift, many doors of opportunity have opened up for her.Lynda's distinct alto voice has created opportunities for her to minister across the United States and around the world. Her gift has allowed her to share the stage with musical and spiritual legends such as Andre Crouch and Billy Graham, and she has been a cherished favorite on the Gaither Homecoming videos and tour since 1993.

Wesley Adam Hampton was born December 8, 1977, in Memphis, Tennessee. While he was a college student at Trevecca in Nashville, Wes invited Andrea Means to attend a Gaither Homecoming concert for their first official date. After two years at Trevecca, Wes and Andrea were married and moved to Birmingham, Alabama, to complete their education. Wes graduated with a Bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama, then worked as a minister of worship for The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham for two years before getting a phone call from Bill Gaither that would change his life nearly overnight. Wes joined the Vocal Band in July 2005 as the group's tenor. His transition into the Vocal Band was virtually seamless, since he already knew the parts to nearly every song in the GVB's repertoire. And since that time, Wes has done far more than sing a part. He has joined the ranks of an exclusive handful of world class singers who have sung tenor for the Gaither Vocal Band over the years. Find out more about Wes and the Gaither Vocal Band here https://gaither.com/ “Ten Minutes With” is a podcast for people who want to listen to podcasts, but don't have much time. If you've enjoyed this episode of “Ten Minutes With,” be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the next episode. You might also consider giving to Family Life—the listener-funded ministry that makes this, and other podcasts possible. Go to familylife.org and find out more about what we do.  

On today's show, we chat with Jasmine Brady! Born into a rich musical lineage that influenced her own trajectory from an early age, Jasmine Christmas Brady is the daughter of beloved Gospel songstress Candy Hemphill Christmas; the granddaughter of Southern Gospel pioneers Joel and LaBreeska Hemphill; and the great-niece of genre icons Howard and Vestal Goodman of The Happy Goodmans. Brady appeared in various Gaither Homecoming and Homecoming Kids videos, and she went on to sing with Lee University's world-renowned Voices of Lee ensemble. As a solo artist, her recordings include 2021's Shalom and 2022's Come Alive.   Brady spent a decade on staff at The Bridge—a multi-faceted ministry founded by her mother to serve the needs of Nashville's homeless and underprivileged—and today she is the worship pastor at Regeneration Nashville, the congregation led by her father, Pastor Kent Christmas. Along with her music ministry, Brady speaks about the faithfulness of God at events around the country and hosts a Bible discussion podcast, Wholly Holy. She and her husband, JonMichael, live in Nashville with their son, Cooper, and daughters Adele and Mavis Bleue. Her latest project, ‘Lover of My Soul', is out now! jasminebrady.com @jasminecbrady christianmusicguys.com @christianmusicguys

This episode of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises brings you the heartbreaking story of the Nelons' plane crash en route to a Gaither Homecoming cruise to Alaska. Listen to the raw, emotional reactions of Bill and Gloria Gaither alongside their homecoming friends as they process this profound loss. We explore the deep bonds within the Southern Gospel world, showcasing the power of faith and the belief that even in the darkest times, God's plans are ultimately good.We also pay tribute to the Nelons, celebrating their remarkable contributions to gospel music and their community. The chapter dedicated to their youngest member sheds light on the courage required to continue the family's legacy amidst overwhelming grief. Through heartfelt memories and reflections, we emphasize the importance of cherishing our loved ones and finding strength in faith. Tune in for an episode filled with poignant moments, powerful testimonies, and a reminder of the resilience found in unity and prayer.

Dawn welcomes musician, worship leader, and Bible teacher, Jasmine Brady, to share her God story. Jasmine began singing and writing songs from an early age while appearing in several Gaither Homecoming videos and the Gaither Homecoming Kids video series. As a teenager, Jasmine began leading worship around the country before attending Lee University as a part of the Voices of Lee, a world-renowned A Capella vocal ensemble. After college, Jasmine spent over a decade working with her mother as a part of The Bridge Ministry to feed Nashville's homeless population. Jasmine is the Worship Pastor for Regeneration Nashville. She has written countless worship songs and recorded several worship albums. Jasmine completed her bachelor’s degree in leadership from Austin Peay State University and is currently pursuing her Master of Divinity at Regent University. Additionally, she teaches the Bible weekly through her Bible discussion podcast Wholly Holy. Married to JonMichael Brady since 2009, Jasmine & JonMichael have a son, Cooper, and two daughters, Adele & Mavis Bleue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Driving Change Podcast, host Jeff Bloomfield engages in a captivating conversation with Kevin Williams, the renowned guitarist and band leader for the Gaither Homecoming and Gaither Vocal Band. Kevin shares the story of his journey from a small town in Kentucky to the vibrant music scene in Nashville. He recounts the pivotal moment at the age of 16 when he drove to Nashville and experienced a recording session, igniting his passion for music and the desire to become a session player. Kevin's path was not without doubts and challenges, but he persevered, honed his skills, and eventually landed the opportunity to work with the Gaithers, which has become a 30-year partnership. Along the way, he draws inspiration from influential figures like Zig Ziglar, who left a lasting impact on his life and mindset. Kevin's dedication to his craft and his ability to overcome doubts are testaments to his success as a musician and communicator.  The conversation concludes with a discussion about Kevin's charitable work with Kevin's Kids, a grassroots initiative focused on providing essential support and mentoring to underprivileged children in Kentucky. The program has made a significant impact by addressing their basic needs and instilling positive values. (https://www.kevinwilliamsmusic.com/home)  Kevin is also involvement as a teacher on Andy Andrews Life Skills Project at Wisdom Harbor, a platform dedicated to personal development. (https://andyandrews.com/life-skills/)

On this week's episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy hosts Bradley Walker – Award winning country and gospel music soloist, member of the supergroup Brothers of the Heart and the Gaither Homecoming family.  Tune in to hear Bradley tell his story – when he started singing, what led to his first appearance on television (with the Oak Ridge Boys), and how his career gradually developed as a result! Listen as he talks about the incredible influence his mother and stepfather have on his life, and shares about the close friendship he credits for his meeting and partnering with the Gaithers. Connect with Bradley online:  Website: bradleywalker.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bradleywalkermusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradleywalkermusic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcmAS9fwOQ3DsB-ndbbXnEA Hear more from Bradley and Brothers of the Heart in a previous episode featuring the whole band! Watch here on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVDUZHicD08 If you have questions or comments for THE PROFESSIONAL NOTICER, please contact us at: Email: TheProfessionalNoticer@AndyAndrews.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/AndyAndrews  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyandrews1/  YouTube: https://youtube.com/AndyAndrewsAuthor  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndyAndrews Instagram: https://instagram.com/AndyAndrewsAuthor  

Today, I am pleased to welcome Logan Smith to my show! He is a self-described old soul who loves Jesus and Southern Gospel music! He released his first album when he was 10, and got the opportunity to sing with the Gaither Homecoming friends at the age of 13! Listen as we discuss our mutual admiration for Jesus, old music, and, the adventure of seeking to follow God's direction in our lives. Then Trust God to do amazing things in and through you!!

Today, I am pleased to welcome Logan Smith to my show! He is a self-described old soul who loves Jesus and Southern Gospel music! He released his first album when he was 10, and got the opportunity to sing with the Gaither Homecoming friends at the age of 13! Listen as we discuss our mutual admiration for Jesus, old music, and, the adventure of seeking to follow God's direction in our lives. Then Trust God to do amazing things in and through you!!

As we enter a new year, we're continuing our visit with the effervescent Lillie Knauls! She shares how a girl working at the phone company and singing in church became a member of the Gaither Homecoming friends, and a singer with the number one hit, “Oh Happy Day," singing in the most prestigious venues throughout the world!

It's great to have Jeff Pearles return for a second time on this podcast! Jeff has had a stellar career in Gospel Music singing bass for the King's Heralds, appearing on many Gaither Homecoming videos, as well as a studio singer and voice-over talent for audio books and events. But all of that could have come to a screeching halt with his diagnosis of Covid-19 and double pneumonia. The truth is, Jeff almost died, and Linda (his wife) both battled a severe bought of serious lung problems as a result of Covid-19. When someone contracts COVID, the lungs get small and stiff, which explains why many experience shortness of breath and massive fatigue. His oxygen levels plummeted, while his heart rate tripled. The doctor gave very little hope to Jeff as he lay for three days in a hospital bed. However, Jeff began to pray that God would send someone to him that would show him hope. And literally, within hours, "hope" AND a miracle walked into that room. This is a very personal testimony of God's unfailing intervention for a man who has dedicated his life to music and ministry. Jeff has started to share his healing story more openly and often in his public performances with many positive responses. This is his first podcast interview with Sue Duffield, telling this amazing story of recovery. www.sueduffield.com www.khqofficial.org

Gospel Music Today for the week of October 23 @ kengrady@gospelmusictoday.com Enjoy the T V Broadcast http://www.gospelmusictoday.com/about-us.html Rob: I am passionate about technology and media! I am also passionate about spreading the gospel of Christ. Creatively using media to advance the gospel makes my heart skip a beat for sure! I have been blessed with people in our industry that share this same passion. Occasionally in the magazine, I will share our conversations and highlight other ministries that are BROADCASTING the good news of Jesus in song. This month I'm shining the spotlight on Ken and Jean Grady of Gospel Music Today. Rob: “Tell our readers how you got involved with Southern Gospel Music.” Ken: “Neither one of us grew up with southern gospel music. Jean's father was a Southern Baptist preacher in Oklahoma, so the family was aware of southern gospel music, but not really involved with it. I grew up in New England, and didn't even know that southern gospel existed. We started watching The Statler Brothers on Saturday nights. That led us to the Gaither Homecoming programs, and before long our church choir, which Jean directed, was singing southern gospel, and we were inviting southern gospel quartets and groups to sing at our church in Rhode Island.”

The Morning JoyRide talks with the delightful Charlotte Ritchie, whose velvety vocals can often be heard on Bill Gaither's Homecoming specials.  Ritchie talks about her career as a Southern Gospel artist, including her time with Jeff & Sheri Easter and The Nelon's. In addition, she shares her inspiring journey to earning a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing in her thirties and becoming a neonatal intensive care nurse.  It's an uplifting episode of the Quirks, Bumps & Bruises podcast!

Melody, Candi, and Gabe of the Morning JoyRide talk with gospel music legend Bill Gaither about his prolific career and the Something Good Is About To Happen tour. Discover what are his favorite songs and what it's like behind the scenes at a Gaither Homecoming—plus the JoyRide's hilarious request that Mr. Gaither had to graciously and humorously decline! It's another entertaining episode of the Quirks, Bumps & Bruises podcast!

Mark Lowry's career has spanned a few decades and he has cemented his legacy in not only the Southern Gospel community, but also the Christian Comedian community. Or is that the other way around? Maybe it was his song "Mary, Did You Know?" Either way, he has impacted many lives and shared the Gospel all over the world as part of the Gaither Vocal Band and as part of the Gaither Homecoming series. In Episode 108, Jeff Allen shared his story about meeting Mark and his encouragement while Jeff was doing some shows with the Gaither's.   In this episode, Mark shares a bit about his story and the power of comedy along with music. He also talks about how he has gone high tech to keep the old hymns alive.

This week on The Gospel Jubilee Chip and Denny pay tribute to The Cathedral Quartet, 1964 - 1999, Akron, Ohio.Here are all of the ways you can listen to the Gospel Jubilee…On your Echo device say, Alexa, play the Gospel Jubilee on Apple podcast.We are pleased to announce that you can now hear the Gospel Jubilee on Legend Oldies Radio.Our broadcast will be aired every Sunday morning at 9:00 AM CDT.Listen here: Legend Oldies Radio is online 24-7 playing the best music from the first four decades of Rock-N-Roll, currently broadcasting many live shows from Presenters that take your requests, and is just one of many entities under the umbrella of Legend Oldies Radio Inc – Based in Indianapolis Indiana USA, and overseen by Bill Sparks.https://www.legendoldies.comFor a direct download go to: https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/49780552/download.mp3Ocean Waves Radio ... every Wednesday at 12 noon Eastern time., www.OceanWavesRadio.comThursday afternoons at 4:00 PM and Sunday mornings at 9:30 AM EST on Southern Branch Bluegrass Radio, www.sbbradio.orgSaturday evenings at 7:00 and Wednesday afternoons at 4:00 CST on Radio For Life, www.RadioForLife.orgThe Cathedral Quartet, also known as the Cathedrals, was an American southern gospel quartet who performed from 1964 to December 1999.The Cathedral Quartet was arguably the most popular Gospel Quartet of the 20th Century.The Cathedrals formed in 1963 as a trio consisting of the California Weatherford Quartet lead singer Glen Payne, tenor Bobby Clark, and baritone Danny Koker.Initially a house group of Rex Humbard's Cathedral of Tomorrow, they called themselves the Cathedral Trio. The group became a quartet with the addition of Blue Ridge Quartet bass singer George Younce in 1964. They decided to become a full-time touring group in 1969, leaving the Cathedral of Tomorrow.The group signed with Canaan Records; Canaan producer Marvin Norcross worked with them and Florida Boys lead singer Les Beasley to help the group gain exposure. Norcross gave them performance time on the nationally-syndicated television Gospel Singing Jubilee. With Canaan, the group experimented with different styles of dress and performance to find their identity.Rise to prominenceGospel singer Bill Gaither invited the group to perform at his annual Praise Gathering in Indianapolis, and they received more requests for appearances.Gaither collaborated with Younce and Payne to produce their future albums for Word Records. The group began incorporating Younce and Payne's comedy routines, and added Roy Tremble as a tenor.Kirk Talley of the Hoppers, was a tenor; Steve Lee was added to sing baritone and play piano. Shortly before 1980, the group hired Roger Bennett as their pianist after hearing him play for their opening act. Lee left the group, and former member Roger Horne filled in briefly before bass guitarist and Kingsmen baritone Mark Trammell joined the group. They left Canaan (Word), and signed with Riversong (Benson).1980sKirk Talley left the group in the fall of 1983 to form the Talleys with his brother, Roger, and sister-in-law, Debra. Danny Funderburk of the Singing Americans was chosen to replace him in December of that year. This lineup remained in place for several years, until Roger Bennett left to help found Journey Records. Bennett was replaced by young, classically-trained pianist and vocalist Gerald Wolfe. With Wolfe at the piano and singing, the group contributed to Symphony of Praise a 1987 album with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The album included "This Ole House", "Champion Of Love", "I Can See The Hand" (written by Steven Curtis Chapman), and "I've Just Started Living". During this period, the group added Trammell's bass guitar and a synthesizer to its quartet vocals.1990s: Gaither Homecoming yearsIn February 1990, Funderburk left to help form the quartet Perfect Heart. The Cathedrals hired tenor Kurt Young to replace him, but Young left the quartet after two months. Young was replaced by Ernie Haase, a young tenor from Indiana. Later that year, Trammell left to form Greater Vision with Gerald Wolfe. Scott Fowler, former lead singer of the Sound, became the quartet's baritone and bass guitarist; this was the final version of the Cathedrals. The full group (including present and former members) recorded a concert, The Cathedral Quartet: A Reunion, in 1995.Bill Gaither and the Gaither Vocal Band recorded Homecoming, a tribute to Southern gospel music, during the early 1990s. Gaither enlisted George Younce and Glen Payne for the album (which inspired the Gaither Homecoming videos), and the Cathedral Quartet was included on later videos in the series. In addition to touring and appearing in the Gaither Homecoming videos, the group appeared three times on NBC's Today show during the decade.Final years and farewell tourYounce and Payne's health began to decline; Younce had kidney failure and heart disease by 1999, and Payne was diagnosed with liver cancer. They decided to disband the group after a farewell tour, as the group's health permitted. The Gaithers and the Cathedrals recorded a live Cathedrals Farewell Celebration video on May 18, 1999, on which they were joined by the Statler Brothers, the Oak Ridge Boys, Sandi Patty, Guy Penrod, and the Gaither Vocal Band. On October 15, 1999, Glen Payne died.After the groupIn 2000, former Cathedrals Scott Fowler and Roger Bennett formed the Southern gospel group Legacy Five; Fowler was the lead singer and bass guitarist, and Bennett was the group's emcee and pianist. Haase continued a solo career he had begun and, with Gaither's help, formed The Old Friends Quartet with Younce, Jake Hess, Wesley Pritchard, and Gold City alumnus Garry Jones on piano. They recorded two albums and a concert video for the Gaither Homecoming series, but Younce and Hess's poor health brought an end to the Old Friends two years later. In 2003, Haase and Garry Jones formed the Signature Sound Quartet. After Jones and Haase developed artistic differences, Jones left. The Signature Sound became associated with Gaither and his Homecoming tour, and changed its name to Ernie Haase & Signature Sound.After leaving the Cathedrals, Mark Trammell was the original baritone of Greater Vision before leaving to join Gold City. In 2002, Trammell formed his own quartet called Mark Trammell Quartet. Gerald Wolfe sings lead with Greater Vision and Danny Funderburk has recorded solo and has been in several groups since leaving Perfect Heart. Kirk Talley had a solo career from the Talleys breakup to December 2012, when he developed vocal problems. On April 11, 2005, George Younce died.[7] On March 17, 2007, Roger Bennett died.[8] Ernie Haase & Signature Sound released A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet in 2010, a nominee for Southern Gospel Album of the Year at the 42nd GMA Dove Awards.[9]Playlist:Artists |Song Title | Album01. The Cathedrals - Step into the water - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"02. The Cathedrals - Can He, could He, would He, did He - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"03. The Cathedrals - This ole hous - "Through The Years - 20 All Time Favorites"04. The Cathedrals - Give the world a smile - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"05. The Cathedrals - Who can do anything - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"06. The Cathedrals - It is not whats over the door - "Camp Meeting Live"07. The Cathedrals - Dig a little deeper in God's love - "Camp Meeting Live"08. The Cathedrals - Supper time - "Camp Meeting Live"09. The Cathedrals - I thirst - "High & Lifted Up"10. The Cathedrals - Sinner saved by grace - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"11. The Cathedrals - Somebody touched me - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"12. The Cathedrals - Oh, what a Savior - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"13. The Cathedrals - Jesus saves - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"14. The Cathedrals - When we all get together with the Lord - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"15. The Cathedrals - An old convention song - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD1"16. The Cathedrals - I've just started living - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD2"17. The Cathedrals - Jesus is risen - "High & Lifted Up"18. The Cathedrals - The last Sunday - "Through The Years - 20 All Time Favorites"19. The Cathedrals - Child of the King - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD2"20. the Cathedrals - Standing on Holy ground - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD2"21. The Cathedrals - Daystar - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD2"22. The Cathedrals - Champion of love - "A 35 Year Musical Journey - CD2"Send your request to: Request@GatewayForTheBlind.ComOr call (636) 428-1500THE GOSPEL JUBILEEWITHCHIP & DENNYBRINGING YOU SOME OF THE VERY BEST IN YESTERDAY AND TODAY'SSOUTHERN COUNTRY AND BLUEGRASS GOSPEL MUSIC

Come enjoy with Wesley Pritchard, as we talk about his career in Gospel music, his memories with Old Friends Quartet, and more.

Evan discusses being a pioneer in helping bring video production to Contemporary Christian Music, his 30 year touring career and what it's like touring with the biggest names in Contemporary Christian and Southern Gospel Music.

As we enter a new year, we’re continuing our visit with Lillie Knauls, who’s known for her performances as a member of the Gaither Homecoming friends & as a singer on the #1 hit song, “Oh Happy Day.” She explains how she came to sing in many of the most prestigious venues throughout the world!

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Southern Gospel News Podcast http://southerngospelnewspodcast.com/ Episode 131             SGNP is just our fancy little acronym for Southern Gospel News Podcast. On SGNP you can listen to our host, Darien Southerland, interview some of the industry's top leading influencers, like Jason Crabb, Mac Powell, Jeff Whisnant, and so many more! Episode 131 features Gary Gentry, of Premiere Productions. Premiere Productions has promoted and produced some of the most successful live shows in southern gospel and Christian music, ranging from the Gaither Vocal Band and Gaither Homecoming series all the way to contemporary acts like Hillsong and Lauren Daigle. Southern Gospel News Podcast will give you information that you won’t be able to find anywhere else - not on the radio, not in a magazine- strictly on SGNP. Every Friday morning SGNP releases a new episode. Never miss an episode by subscribing to our podcast on your cell phone. Find the purple app labeled "Podcast", search "Southern Gospel News Podcast", look for our SGNP Microphone, and click the purple button that says "Subscribe". Or, if you have an Amazon Alexa, just say "Alexa, Play Southern Gospel News Podcast", and you will hear our latest episode. Please share with friends and family and be sure to subscribe! Advertisements https://www.mypillow.com/ Use the Code Word SGNP Additional Links SGNP Website- http://southerngospelnewspodcast.com/ Libsyn- https://southerngospelnewspodcast.libsyn.com/ This podcast was produced for Southern Gospel News Podcast. This podcast was published and produced by BG Ad Group http://bgadgroup.com/ .   For advertising inquiries please email J.southerland@bgadgroup.com

Southern Gospel News Podcast http://southerngospelnewspodcast.com/ Episode 131             SGNP is just our fancy little acronym for Southern Gospel News Podcast. On SGNP you can listen to our host, Darien Southerland, interview some of the industry's top leading influencers, like Jason Crabb, Mac Powell, Jeff Whisnant, and so many more! Episode 131 features Gary Gentry, of Premiere Productions. Premiere Productions has promoted and produced some of the most successful live shows in southern gospel and Christian music, ranging from the Gaither Vocal Band and Gaither Homecoming series all the way to contemporary acts like Hillsong and Lauren Daigle. Southern Gospel News Podcast will give you information that you won't be able to find anywhere else - not on the radio, not in a magazine- strictly on SGNP. Every Friday morning SGNP releases a new episode. Never miss an episode by subscribing to our podcast on your cell phone. Find the purple app labeled "Podcast", search "Southern Gospel News Podcast", look for our SGNP Microphone, and click the purple button that says "Subscribe". Or, if you have an Amazon Alexa, just say "Alexa, Play Southern Gospel News Podcast", and you will hear our latest episode. Please share with friends and family and be sure to subscribe! Advertisements https://www.mypillow.com/ Use the Code Word SGNP Additional Links SGNP Website- http://southerngospelnewspodcast.com/ Libsyn- https://southerngospelnewspodcast.libsyn.com/ This podcast was produced for Southern Gospel News Podcast. This podcast was published and produced by BG Ad Group http://bgadgroup.com/ .   For advertising inquiries please email J.southerland@bgadgroup.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s SGNP Arthur and Darien Talk with Kelly Nelon Clark and her husband Jason Clark about there great new project life and fun, Also Arthur And Darien talk about the SGMA and there pending move. Also, find out about the NQC and the hall of fame induction ceremonies.     Grammy® Award-nominated, Dove Award-winning Gospel music family group The Nelons return October 2 with Peace At Last, their first new studio recording in two years. Comprised of Kelly Nelon Clark, Jason Clark, Amber Nelon Kistler and Autumn Nelon Clark, the Gospel Music Hall of Famers' forthcoming 13-song collection also marks their new long-term partnership with Daywind Records.   Produced by Jason Clark and Dove Award-winner Wayne Haun, Peace At Last features nine songs co-penned by Clark and six by Haun, along with contributions from acclaimed writers Tony Wood, Joel Lindsey, Kenna West, Michael Boggs, and Reba Rambo and Dony McGuire, among others. The recording reflects the group’s influences across Gospel, country and Americana genres, while featuring the signature vocals and family harmonies that have been their trademark for more than three decades.   Highlights of Peace At Last include the new single and video, “Jordan,” an infectious barnburner featuring Autumn Nelon Clark on lead. Amber Nelon Kistler’s country-tinged vocals deliver the gentle ballads “Grace Ain’t Fair” and “If God Pulled Back The Curtain,” while Kelly Nelon Clark’s soothing alto is instantly recognizable on the anthemic title-cut, as well as the folksy “Patience of Job.” The cinematic “Still Free,” drawing from the biblical accounts of Daniel in the lion’s den, and Meshach, Shadrach and Abednego in the furnace, exhorts believers to walk in freedom and confidence. And bringing the collection full circle, “Pilgrim” reflects the group’s lauded southern gospel heritage.   “We believe God knew these songs, these stories, the Truth they tell and the Hope they give, would need to be heard at such a time as this,” said Kelly Nelon Clark. “When I see tears of lonely people, I remember ‘Two Are Better Than One.’ When the news is filled with stories of hate and division, I relisten to ‘Wish We All Could Remember.’ And when I’m gripped with fear and doubt, I imagine ‘If God Pulled Back The Curtain’ to my heavenly home. We can know peace¬—Peace At Last—because we know Him. I don’t believe we have ever recorded a more important or timely collection of songs.”   “When Tony Wood and I began to write ‘Peace At Last,’ we had no idea what 2020 would hold,” remembers Jason Clark. “For me personally, the year has included months of recuperation from both heart surgery and emergency knee surgery. Not to mention the pandemic and all the other challenges our country and world have had to face. We want these songs to remind listeners—and ourselves—that although times may be a little different, a little harder, we are going to make it! God hasn’t forgotten us, and He will never let us walk in the valley alone. ‘There’s a better day—a’ coming children—there will be peace at last.’”   “All of us at Daywind Records are absolutely thrilled to stand in partnership with our friends The Nelons as we enter into a new long-term agreement,” said Dusty Wells, Director of Artist and Label Relations, Daywind Records. “Kelly, Jason, Amber and Autumn have been treasured members of our Daywind family for years. We believe in The Nelons: their music, their ministry, what they are called to do, and all they represent. We also believe that Peace At Last is a career album for them, and will be a favorite for many years to come. This is just the beginning of wonderful new opportunities for The Nelons and Daywind Records.”   Inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2016, The Nelons have been one of Gospel music’s best-loved families for nearly four decades. The group has been nominated for three Grammy® Awards; received seven Dove Awards, 14 Singing News Fan Awards, a Silver Angel Award, a People’s Choice Silver Telly Award, and a New York Film Festival Award. The Nelons have recorded more than 35 albums, amassing over 20 Top 5 southern gospel radio singles, including such classics as “We Shall Wear A Robe and Crown,” “Come Morning,” “O For A Thousand Tongues” and “Thanks.” They have frequently been featured on the best-selling Gaither Homecoming recordings and videos, and have performed on the Grand Ole Opry, among other historic venues.   The Nelons continue the rich tradition initiated by family patriarch Rex Nelon, father of Kelly Nelon Clark, who began his legendary career when he joined Gospel Music Hall of Fame members The LeFevres in 1957. The group eventually became known as The Rex Nelon Singers before changing their name to The Nelons in 1982. Through the decades, The Nelons’ polished harmonies and performances, and their anthology of timeless songs, have helped to expand the audience for Gospel music around the world.   For further information visit turningpointpr.com or daywindrecords.com. Follow The Nelons on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Advertisements https://www.mypillow.com/ Use the Code Word SGNP Additional Links SGNP Website- http://southerngospelnewspodcast.com/ Libsyn- https://southerngospelnewspodcast.libsyn.com/ This podcast was produced for Southern Gospel News Podcast. This podcast was published and produced by BG Ad Group http://bgadgroup.com/ .   For advertising inquiries please email J.southerland@bgadgroup.com  

As we enter a new year, we’re continuing our visit with the effervescent Lillie Knauls! She shares how a girl working at the phone company & singing in church became a member of the Gaither Homecoming friends, and a singer on the number 1 “Oh Happy Day!”, singing in the most prestigious venues throughout the world!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/connect2richandbobbi/support

Janet Paschal, 1977 - present, singer and song writer, will be the featured artist this week on The Gospel Jubilee.Go to: https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/19588523/download.mp3Born October 18, 1956, Janet Paschal began her Southern Gospel career singing with the LeFevres, which later became the Rex Nelon Singers.After she left the Nelons in 1981 Janet embarked on a solo career.  She is often a featured performer on the Gaither Homecoming tour.She was name female singer of the year in 1979 by Singing News Magazine.We will be having another multi CD giveaway - "Pure Love" by Legacy Five and "Ascending" by The LeFevre Quartet.Send your entry to: request@gatewayfortheblind.comThe drawing will take place the week of November 10, 2019 so be sure to listen to hear if your name is drawn.If you have an Echo you can say, Alexa, tell Spreaker to play The Gospel JubileeIf you have never used Spreaker, say, Alexa, enable Spreaker.You can also catch The Gospel Jubilee every Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 CDT on Praise Radio.Go to: www.PraiseRadio.netPlaylist:01. The Trio - Hallelujah side02. Gold City - Get up, get ready03,. The Gaither Vocal Band - He came down to my level04. Janet Paschal - God rides on wings of love05. Janet Paschal - Lead me to the Rock06. The Cathedrals - Can He, Could He, Would He, He did07. The Hoppers - Jerusalem08. Ernie Haase & Signature Sound - Give them all to Jesus09. The Imperials - More than you'll ever know10. Jeff & Sheri Easter - Praise His name11. Janet Paschal - Written in red12. Janet Paschal - Come morning13. Janet Paschal - O, worship the King14. Darlene Neptune - Don't give up on a miracle15. Ivan Parker - Sail on16. Vocal Union - New life, when I wake up17. Harvest - It's alright now18. The Lesters - He didn't throw the clay away19. BJ Thomas - What a difference You've made20. Denny Huff - Face to faceSend your request to: request@gatewayfortheblind.comor call 636-428-1500

Chaplain Brandon interviews award winning Christian pianist and vocalist Gordon Mote, who has been blind since birth. Gordon's popularity increased during his time with the Gaither Vocal Band and his many appearances in Gaither Homecoming concerts and videos. His deep faith and warm humor show through in this conversation. Discover or reacquaint yourself with this humble servant's mighty music ministry.

Rockland Road is many things. It's a street near Nashville. It's a studio where countless hit records have been recorded. It is a crossroads where country, gospel, pop, R&B and Americana music has thrived for years. It is a self-contained vocal-driven melodic band with a heritage as rich and authentic as its namesake. Six members, all sharing the last name Martin; representing four generations of musical heritage; all vocalists who play twenty-three instruments between them. Rockland Road is a powerhouse of soulful vocals blended with a pure, exuberant joy worthy of the literal and figurative blood that flows through their veins making them a family. Fueled by a mutual passion for many genres and longing for a fun, family-friendly musical experience for their kids, Paul and Jamie Martin began singing together in 2010 with their four children: March, Kell, Texas, and Tallant. Quickly realizing that the kids all showed an uncanny knack for hearing harmonies, as well as for playing instruments, they began performing shows together. So where did it all begin? Grammy-winning artist Paul Martin, lead singer/guitarist of country-pop supergroup Exile, met and married Jamie Allen, daughter of Duane Allen of Country Music Hall of Fame members The Oak Ridge Boys. Individually and collectively, they were exposed early to a rich musical existence, and Paul and Jamie watched as each child demonstrated God-given musical talents early on. Regional performances began to boom, leading to appearances on national television shows like “The Huckabee Show,” The Oak Ridge Boys' American Legion Christmas special, “The Marty Stuart Show,” “Country's Family Reunion,” “Gaither Homecoming,” and “Larry's Country Diner.” They've taken their stage show to venues as varied as the U.S. Library of Congress, the Country Music Cruise, the Grand Ole Opry, the White House, and countless fairs, festivals and performing arts centers across the country. Additionally, they've performed the National Anthem for many major NBA, MLB, and NCAA sporting events, including the NBA's Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs, and Cleveland Cavaliers. After a rousing performance of “Elvira” to a packed house for The Oak Ridge Boys' 2015 induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, Billboard Magazine heralded them as “singing to the rafters,” getting a crowd of seasoned performers and music industry folks to their feet. The Business Side of Music ™ © 2019 Beyond the Music Host: Bob Bender Produced by Bob Bender  Advisor: Tom Sabella Show businesssideofmusic.com  Stream or Download (free) businesssideofmusic.com  To submit to be interviewed: musicpodcast@mail.com Sponsorship information businesssideofmusic.com/sponsor-affiliate/ Join our mailing list for show announcements, career advice, industry discounts, free gifts and more.  Like Free Special Thanks to Tom Sabella and Traci Snow for producing and hosting over 100 episodes of the original “Business Side of Music” podcast, and trusting us to carry on their legacy.  

“When I look back, it’s been very, very clear to me that God has been an ever-present help in time of need,” says internationally acclaimed independent singer-songwriter, Solveig Leithaug. A witness to God’s provision as a single mother of three while struggling to fulfill her call to Christian music, she admits she is one of those artists for whom “the songs just never stopped coming.”   Solveig’s long career has touched the world through her pristine vocals and masterful guitar skills, appearing in 20 countries, winning a Dove Award, continuing to record, and appearing on Gaither Homecoming videos. As one of Norway’s top recording artists (now based in the US), Solveig offers a purity of heart and voice that is rare in today’s music world.     Releasing her 19th recording “Riverside: Hymns and Spiritual Songs,” Solveig continues a legacy of Christian worship passed down from her musical parents. Originally begun as part of a Lenten Hymn Series she arranged each day for her Facebook fans, the project caught in her home church and soon many people were sharing out the beautiful hymn arrangements and requesting she record them.   Produced by Steve Hindalong (The Choir) and featuring powerful musicians like Stuart Duncan (mandolin/fiddle), Matt Slocum (Cello), Hannah Sorrells (violin), Odessa Settles (vocals), and Solveig’s daughter, Kari Julianna Leithaug (vocals), Riverside: Hymns & Spiritual Songs is another treasure to add to your collection of Solveig’s masterful work.   The Song Revolution Podcast is dedicated to helping you grow as a songwriter and worshiper, so to take it to the 'next level', we will now be releasing our podcast on Mondays. Our goal is that this podcast is something for you to look forward to on your Mondays morning commute, workout, or new-week routine. We are so excited to welcome "Word Worship" as a sponsor of this podcast! We can't wait to bring you more heavy hitting episodes with other amazing artists on their roster. To learn more about "Word Worship", check out http://wordworship.com   HERE'S HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED: Now you can join a powerful community of dedicated Christian songwriters by becoming an exclusive Nashville Christian Songwriters Member! Tap into your greatest creativity with monthly masterclasses, articles, videos, deep discounts, and so much more - just click here to grab your seat at the table: https://nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/membership/   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

Daniel Ball is the lead vocalist for the Ball Brothers. Their hit song "It's About the Cross" previously hit #1 on the iTunes Christian Chart and has been seen over 45 millions times online. They won the 2017 AGM "Male Group of the Year" award & have appeared on the popular Gaither Homecoming video series. They have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Christian music including: Casting Crowns, Mandisa, Jordan Feliz, The Gaither Vocal Band, Point of Grace, Jason Crabb & many more. Listen in to hear Daniel's testimony, his acting career, & their plans to come to Australia! Support the show: http://historymakersradio.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Ball is the lead vocalist for the Ball Brothers. Their hit song "It's About the Cross" previously hit #1 on the iTunes Christian Chart and has been seen over 45 millions times online. They won the 2017 AGM "Male Group of the Year" award and have appeared on the popular Gaither Homecoming video series. They have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Christian music including: Casting Crowns, Mandisa, Jordan Feliz, The Gaither Vocal Band, Point of Grace, Jason Crabb and many more. Listen in to hear Daniel's testimony, his acting career, and their plans to come to Australia!

In Episode 59, host Darien Southerland and co-host Arthur Rice are joined by Jonathan Wilburn, formerly of the Wilburns, Gold City and Wilburn and Wilburn.   Listen as he discusses his story, tells a hilarious story about his time on the Gaither Homecoming videos and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 59, host Darien Southerland and co-host Arthur Rice are joined by Jonathan Wilburn, formerly of the Wilburns, Gold City and Wilburn and Wilburn.   Listen as he discusses his story, tells a hilarious story about his time on the Gaither Homecoming videos and more!

A weekly program featuring track from Gaither Homecoming projects. This is part # 1 of Holy Ground. Recorded, produced and distributed by The SBBRadio Network and Southern Branch Bluegrass. www.sbbradio.org www.sbbradio.net 91.7 LPFM Community Radio

A weekly program featuring music and message from Gaither Homecoming projects and artists. Host: Danny Hensley www.sbbradio.net www.sbbradio.org 91.7 LPFM Community Radio

Our personality types can put us into an almost hypnotic trance, something I'd call the shadow. We relegate to the shadow those parts of ourselves we don't want to see. What the Enneagram does is it takes a flashlight and it goes into the shadow with you. It says, “Okay, we've got to look around.” It helps us embrace the journey inward. And no, it's not going to be comfortable. It is going to be painful because embracing pain isn't something we do well. It's something that we avoid well. But it's important to feel those things as they come up, not analyze them, not try and figure them out.  Actually just let them be what they are. Let the beautiful things be beautiful and let the painful things be what they are.  In today's episode, Brian Hardin talks about his journey through the lens of a Five.  He shares how using the Enneagram as a tool not only gives language to and expands our understanding of each other and of ourselves but also how it helps us pull back the curtain to shed the façade of our personality and find our true self.    Though best known for founding Daily Audio Bible, the revolutionary Scripture podcast, downloaded over 55 million times, Brian Hardin is truly a man of many hats. With his trademark soul patch of whiskers and wisps of hair framing his face, the Nashville creative rose to recognition throughout the Christian music industry producing for the legendary likes of Larry Norman to modern radio regulars like Jill Parr and Manic Drive, earning hundreds of album credits and a healthy collection of Grammy and Dove Award nominations. Along the way, he branched out into photography, landing everything from music industry publicity shots to portraits and corporate portfolios, alongside an eye for graphic design that found his work featured in Time, CCM, Christian Retailing and Gaither Homecoming (to name a mere handful). It was from within these extraordinary accomplishments that an unexpected professional blow set Hardin on a path toward restored faith, and eventually, vocational ministry.       

Lily Issacs performs in Gaither Homecoming concerts, but her biggest triumph was moving out of her mother's shadow and finding her faith.

This week, A.T. and Andy introduce a new segment called “Finish This Phrase,” where Andy takes listener-submitted phrases and finishes them on the spot. Parents should always ________ Andy says, “Discipline their kids.” If parents don’t discipline their kids now, life will discipline them later…and it probably won’t be pretty. When you go to work ________ Andy says, “Go in a good mood, because no one wants to be around someone who is whining and complaining.” Husbands should never ________ Andy says, “Put too much salad in their mouth at once.” “Leave Band-Aids in the shower.” “Honk the horn when his their wife is doing whatever she does inside.” When your kids walk out the door to school, you should always tell them ______ Andy says, “Don’t forget to smile while you talk.” This is huge and will give your kids so many more opportunities. He also says, “Find someone who doesn’t have many friends and be a friend to them.” If you want a different life _______ Andy says, “You have to think different.” “Seek wisdom like a crazy person. Read.” Before you go fishing, you should ________ Andy says, “Always make sure your rods are in the boat.” “Always make sure your bait is in the boat.” “Make sure there is gas in the boat.” “Put drinks in the boat.” When you get up early, you _______ Andy says, “Gather insights that would not happen at any other time of the day.” If you don’t have goals _______ Andy says, “You’re playing basketball without the baskets.” When you get discouraged ________ Andy says, “Do the things that you know to do.” Your actions dictate your feelings. Do the things that make you feel better. If you ever get a chance to ________ Andy says, “Go to a Gaither Homecoming concert, do it.” No matter what kind of music you like, you will be blown away. A.T. says, “Take time off from work and go on a field trip with your kids, do it every time.” Questions for Listeners•    Want to hear Andy finish more phrases? Submit your own!      o    Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY      o    E-Mail: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com      o    Facebook.com/AndyAndrews      o    Twitter.com/AndyAndrews