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STAFF Ricky Atkinson, President Lane Reed, Corporate Attorney Jamie Vaughan, Director of Marketing Paula Atkinson, Radio Promotions Teresa Barfield, Bookstore Distribution Rena Coomer, Publicist Advisory Board Lou Wills Hildreth David Hartfield Lance Carpenter |
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Isn't it great to sit back and watch God work? Well thats exactly what happened in the formation of the Next Chapter Quartet! Oct 2,2005, Jason Tapley from Alexander City, AL.began the search for group members to travel with and minister. Along with Jasonhey are Bass singer,Daniel Byars of Blairsville, GA., Terry Chapman of Moody, AL., Chris Walton of Calera,AL. This exciting NEW group is talented, blessed of God, and looks forward to what God has ahead for them...
Melissa Wiggins, South GA girl, is new to Southern Gospel Music. She sings of the message of hope, through Jesus Christ our Savior. She wants portrayed to all who listen, a message that many other Gospel Music Artists have blessed her with over the years. A ministry, a calling she respects and hopes in some way to contribute.
New Life Trio is a group called out of Cornerstone Baptist Temple in Dayton, OH to minister to believers and non-believers alike through music. The group consists of three members who have been called by God to be in this ministry. Those members are: Toby M. Siler, group manager/lead singer; Christi Siler, alto singer; and Justin Hill, baritone singer. They are a ministry of their local church and are therefore accountable to their pastor in every aspect of the ministry. The Pastor they serve under is Jerry W. Siler, who started Cornerstone Baptist Temple some 16 years ago. New Life Trio is truly sober of the responsibility they have to represent their Pastor, the church family, and, more importantly, the Lord in a way that honors Him.
In March 1992, a brother, sister, and church friend began singing specials in their home church. What began as singing specials in church, led to a family singing ministry that has spanned the past thirteen years. Because of much prayer, commitment, sacrifice, and hard work, this family group has seen the Lord open many doors for their ministry. Having had the privilege to sing and minister throughout many eastern states, The 'Riders have met many special people and has seen God work in peoples lives from many different walks of life. It is the desire of The 'Riders to continue to allow God to use them as an instrument to lead people to the realization that they need a savior. The 'Riders want to serve as a tool of encouragement to the discouraged. If The 'Riders do nothing else, this family group wants to leave every one of their concerts knowing that they gave their all in their performance, helped someone leave the event in a better way than when they came, and, most importantly, reflect a Godly life in every thing they say, sing, or do.
Legacy of Faith was first formed in 2000. Originally known as Broken Vessel, they were forced to change their name due to copyright issues. When trying to decide what to be called, founding group members Wade Stewart, Chad Stewart, and Greg Thames knew that their ministry didn't start with themselves, but instead was passed down from their fathers. All three grew up listening to their fathers sing southern gospel music for several years. Doug Stewart (Father of Wade and Chad) sang lead for the Mid-Americans Quartet out of St. Louis, MO while Richard Thames (Father of Greg) sang bass for the Professors out of south Mississippi. These two men are solid men of faith and demonstrate it in every day of their lives. They were not only passing on a legacy of just southern gospel music to their boys, but even more they were passing on a legacy of their faith in Jesus Christ.
The Ellis Family has been singing and traveling in one form or another for the past 20 years. The band was started in 1985: Wayne and Kathy Ellis were founders. At that time the group had a full band and a quartet. Through the years, the band has undergone many changes until it became the group you see today: Wayne (the father), Kathy (the mother) and Amy (the daughter).