Bill & Gloria Gaither Celebrate 50 Year Tradition

In 1972, the Mabee Center, on the campus of Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, OK, opened its doors for the very first time. Three years later, a popular trio, featuring Bill, Gloria and Danny Gaither, presented a musical evening, filling the 10,000-plus seat facility and kicking off a relationship that would carry on throughout the next five decades. “I remember the very first concert we did at the Mabee,” reflects music legend Bill Gaither. “Oral Roberts was there and I remember telling him how impressed I was with the acoustics and the set-up of the arena. He told me that night that it took an old tent revival evangelist to build this room. He wanted everyone up close where they could feel each other and the spirit.” The Gaither/Roberts/Mabee Center friendship has remained consistent as Gaither has had the privilege of performing at the Mabee Center more than any other artist on record, an achievement commemorated in 2023 when Gaither hosted his last two-day event at the historic facility. On August 15 & 16, Gospel Music legends Bill & Gloria Gaither will return to the Mabee Center as they host the Oklahoma Homecoming. Over the course of two days, more than a dozen Homecoming friends will gather for two exciting concert events. After decades of unprecedented musical success, in 1992 two former school teachers turned songwriters were on the verge of retirement when Gaither gathered his multi-talented quartet, The Gaither Vocal Band, and a few of his long-time heroes like Jake Hess, Hovie Lister, Howard and Vestal Goodman, James Blackwood, Glen Payne, George Younce and JD Sumner to record the classic song, Where Could I Go. “The plan was to go in that morning, record the song, eat some fried chicken and go home,” Gaither remembers. “We had a camera guy in the room videotaping, really just for my own personal pleasure.” When Gaither got the video footage home, he showed it to his wife, Gloria, and the two decided it was something that needed to be shared with the world. Now, more than 30 years later the Homecoming music collection has become a phenomenon that has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. For over a decade, the Gaithers took their exciting Homecoming Tour on the road, touring internationally and enjoying sold out crowds in cities worldwide. Throughout the years, the Mabee Center has provided the perfect setting for Homecoming events. Gaither, who turns 90 this year and is recognized as one of the oldest recording artists still actively touring, is looking forward to returning this summer to Tulsa with his many Homecoming friends. “It’s quite evident that we love going to the Mabee Center. It’s one of our favorite places, and it always has been. We are looking forward to once again bringing many of our Homecoming friends together again for this year’s Tulsa Homecoming. It’s going to be a great weekend of music, laughter and maybe a few surprises.” The Oklahoma Homecoming brings Gaither and many of his fellow artists on one stage for a weekend that has the promise of being quite historical. This special weekend will feature Gaither’s own Vocal Band, consisting of Wes Hampton, Reggie Smith, Adam Crabb and Todd Suttles, as well as Gaither Vocal Band alumi Mark Lowry and Gordon Mote and Grammy-winners Sandi Patti and Jason Crabb. Multi-award-winning groups like Karen Peck & New River, The Hoppers and The Booth Brothers will also be featured. Additionally, popular Homecoming artists set to appear include Lynda Randle, Ladye Love Smith, Gene McDonald, Chris Blue, Joseph Habedank and Angie Primm, this two-day concert event promises to be exciting for the entire family. Make plans now to be a part of the Oklahoma Homecoming in Tulsa at the Mabee Center August 15 & 16.  Ticket go on sale to the general public on February 20; however, individuals may sign up for the pre-sale event happening on February 18th at bit.ly/GVBHTSignUp. Visit www.gaither.com for complete concert information.

The Kingsmen kick off 70th Anniversary year with “When Sunday Morning Dawned”

Throughout 2025, the legendary Kingsmen Quartet released new versions of some of their most popular songs (“I’m Saved,” “It Made News In Heaven When I Got Saved,” “Wish You Were Here” and “Go and Tell Somebody”) rekindling memories for longtime listeners and introducing a new generation to timeless classics.

Now, to shine a light on their past and present as they kick off their 70th Anniversary year, the quartet turns to new songs that carry the same messages of hope and faith they long have.

Written by acclaimed songwriters Lee Black and Kenna Turner West, “When Sunday Morning Dawned” begins on a somber note before building to a joyous end as the story of Christ’s resurrection is told.

“Very rarely do I choose a song for myself these days, but from the moment I heard this one, I knew I wanted it!” says baritone Alan Kendall. “I called Kenna to request the song, and then she herself told me that she hoped I would be the one to sing it, so that got me even more excited about recording it. This song is a shouter from first verse to final chorus. Our lead singer Cole Watson takes over at the bridge, and the rich power harmony with Cole, tenor Harold Reed, and bass Brady Jones just lifts it into the stratosphere.”

Indeed, that bridge encapsulates the song’s journey from hints of desperation to all-encompassing joy:

And the hopelessness of Friday was forever undone

The desperate pain of Saturday was overcome,

When the empty grave shouted, He’s alive

A rolled-away stone said death has been denied

And all of creation joined in the song…

When Sunday morning dawned

“With Easter now in the coming months,” Kendall continues, “we always need great songs reminding us that we as Christ followers don’t serve a martyr who died, but a Savior who died, overcame death, and lives today!”

STOWTOWN RECORDS PARTNERS WITH THE CRAGUNS ON RELEASE OF NEW ALBUM

StowTown Records announces its partnership with popular musical family, The Craguns. Marking an exciting new chapter for the group, their debut release on the label, Steadfast Love, is available at https://thecraguns.lnk.to/SteadfastLove.

Over the past decade, The Craguns have touched hearts around the world through their ministry, sharing the life-changing message of the Gospel in song. Known for their warm vocal harmony, the beloved family group has enjoyed appearances on many of the most prominent stages across the country, where their music consistently points audiences to faith, family and the enduring love of God.

Jordan Cragun expressed his joy about partnering with StowTown on this new project, “We are honored to partner with one of the premier record labels in gospel music to help take these songs to the world. We are so excited about this new music and truly believe this is one of the strongest collections of lyrics we’ve ever brought together on a single record.”

The debut StowTown release from this dynamic group features a 12-song collection which highlights the family’s exceptional vocal abilities. Produced by multi-GRAMMY® nominated and Dove Award-winning producer, Wayne Haun, Steadfast Love highlights the talents of writers such as Dallas Holm, Sue C. Smith and the legendary Stuart Hamblen. Released to radio in January, “Faithful,” co-penned by Joel Lindsey and Caleb Collins, kicks off the recording with a tender, gentle intro before building to a heavenly blend of harmonies that capture the true essence of worship. The recording appropriately concludes with the Bill and Gloria Gaither classic, “My Faith Still Holds,” delivered with impressive harmonies and masterful orchestration. From the first song to the last, the project is filled with music that truly exemplifies The Craguns’ deep love for the Savior they serve and their gratefulness for His faithful, steadfast love.

Producer and StowTown label executive, Wayne Haun, shared his enthusiasm about this gifted musical family, “I’m always excited to work with new young talent, and The Craguns are already proving they’re a force to be reckoned with. Their blend is that unexplainable musical phenomenon that happens when a family sings together. Couple that with their ability to communicate these powerful lyrics and a long-lasting career is well on its way.”

About working with Wayne, Jordan shared, “We have to give a huge shoutout to Wayne Haun for his incredible production on this album.” He added, “Our deepest desire is that this record would be a blessing to every listener and serve as a reminder, each time they listen, of God’s steadfast love.”

Distributed exclusively by Sony/Provident, Steadfast Love is available at digital and retail outlets worldwide. For more information about The Craguns, visit them online at www.thecraguns.com.

Anthem Edition’s “He Is Who He Is” is purely inspired with a classic quartet sound

The title track of their 2025 album, Promises Kept, is still riding high on the Southern Gospel airplay charts, but Sonlite Records’ Anthem Edition aren’t waiting to bring new music to their fans. Instead, the group delivers another thrilling dose of a classic quartet sound with their first release of 2026, “He Is Who He Is.”

“‘He Is Who He Is’ is a fun song to sing, and will be a favorite for everyone that loves quartet music,” notes the group’s lead singer, Tim Rackley. “It also has a powerful message in it,” he adds, “because He says ‘I AM WHO I AM’ and ‘I AM has sent me to you.’ (Exodus 3:14), and in Malachi 3:6 He confirms: ‘For I, the Lord, do not change.’”

Lifting up the elemental message of God’s eternal being, popular songwriter Mark Mathes’ “He Is Who He Is” gets a lively treatment, as legendary studio picker David Johnson’s banjo picking gives a bluegrass gloss to the opening chorus:

He is who He is, He was who He was

He did what He did, He still does what He does

The Alpha, Omega, the Babe from Bethlehem

The Spring of Living Water, and He is the Great I Am

After the opening chorus, piano, pedal steel and electric guitar take turns adding their distinctive flavors behind the energetic revelation of “He Is Who He Is”’s recounting of His miracles in two compact verses and a multitude of irresistibly singable choruses.  From start to finish, it’s a performance that is pure Anthem Edition — and purely inspired.

“He Is Who He Is” is streaming in Dolby Atmos spatial audio on Apple Music, Amazon Music and TIDAL. 

 About Anthem Edition

Anthem Edition burst onto the scene in 2003 as a trio called The Old Paths, founded by Doug Roark and Tim Rackley with a mission to glorify the Lord. The trio soon became a quartet and gained national attention. In 2012, they signed with Crossroad Music’s Sonlite Records label, releasing the breakout album ‘Right Now’ which yielded two #1 hits and earned them a Singing News Fan Award for Favorite New Quartet. Despite a hiatus in 2015, they returned to touring in 2017. In late 2022, the group changed its name to Anthem Edition and welcomed Andrew Utech as the new bass vocalist. In the fall of 2023, Cameron Edens joined as the new tenor.

Legacy Five Announce New Members

Legacy Five is excited to announce the addition of Caleb Ozee as the group’s new tenor vocalist and Philip Kolb as its new pianist, marking an exciting new chapter for the beloved quartet. At just 22 years old, Ozee brings a powerful tenor voice and a deep appreciation for the group’s rich musical heritage: “This is an opportunity I feel incredibly blessed to have received. There have been many wonderful tenors to sing in this group, and I am thankful to be a small part of that legacy. Thank you, Scott and the guys, for welcoming me patiently and gracefully! I’m excited to see all that the Lord accomplishes for the good of His kingdom.” Joining Ozee is pianist Philip Kolb, a seasoned and gifted musician whose musical foundation and passion for Gospel music make him a natural fit for the group: “I’m very grateful and excited to be a part of the L5 team! To occupy the position that my piano hero, Roger Bennett, created is a gift that only God could give. Thank you, Scott, for believing in me and welcoming me on board. Let’s make some music!” Group founder Scott Fowler reflected on the significance of this transition and what lies ahead for the group: “I used to say, I hate change. Because change can be challenging and expensive! But I have come to embrace change. Change is oftentimes for the better. Change can be a chance to grow, an opportunity for renewal, to rethink what’s possible, and to start with a clean slate. So I am quite literally looking forward to the opportunity to build something more effective than ever. With God’s blessing, the best is yet to come. Jon, Jake, and I are very excited about Legacy Five’s future with Caleb and Philip in it! Welcome aboard, fellas…this is gonna be fun!” For more information, tour dates, and updates, visit LegacyFive.com

Celebrating the Life, Legacy, and Joyful Worship of Dr. Ron Kenoly

Today the global family of gospel and worship music pauses with heavy hearts and lifted praises as we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Ron Kenoly—beloved worship leader, singer, songwriter, and spiritual father to countless believers around the world. His passing on the morning of February 3, 2026, brings sorrow to our spirits, yet deep gratitude for a life lived in wholehearted surrender to Jesus, the author of worship and joy.

Dr. Kenoly’s journey began humbly in Coffeyville, Kansas, where he was born on December 6, 1944. From singing in churches to serving his country in the U.S. Air Force, Ron’s life was shaped by devotion—to God, to family, and to the call of worship upon his heart. His ministry took a defining turn in the mid-1980s, when he became Music Pastor at Jubilee Christian Center in San Jose, California, and began to “create an environment for the manifest presence of God,” a mission that would define his life and music.

Those familiar with Ron’s music know the joy, the sincerity, and the depth he poured into every song. From Jesus Is Alive and Lift Him Up—the album that became the fastest-selling praise release of its time—to classics like God Is Able, Sing Out, Ancient of Days, For the Lord Is Good, Use Me, Joyfully, Joyfully, and I See the Lord, his songs became beloved anthems in churches across the globe.

His music touched hearts not only in local congregations but on the world stage. Ron sold millions of albums, received dozens of GMA Dove Award nominations, and won the Dove Award for Praise & Worship Album for Welcome Home. His live album Lift Him Up earned honors including an Angel Award and gold-record achievements, milestones that reflect both excellence and impact in worship music.

One of the great blessings of Ron’s ministry was the friendships and collaborations he forged with other worship leaders who also carried a passion for God’s presence. Among these was his warm and spirited fellowship with Bishop Clint Brown—a fellow praise and worship pioneer whose songs and leadership have similarly shaped modern worship. Ron and Bishop Brown stood shoulder-to-shoulder in ministry many times, sharing music, stories, and the joy of drawing people into communion with Jesus. Whether singing classic praise songs together or joining voices on worship nights, their shared passion for heartfelt worship left an unforgettable legacy in the lives of those who were privileged to hear them.

Beyond the stage and studio, Ron poured himself into mentoring the next generation. His teaching ministry, speaking engagements, and example of a life surrendered to Christ encouraged leaders, pastors, musicians, and everyday believers to seek God’s presence above all else.

To Ron’s beloved wife Diana, his children, grandchildren, extended family, and ministry partners, we extend our deepest love and sympathy. We thank God for the gift of Ron’s life—his laughter, his conviction, his music, and his relentless pursuit of worship that was genuine and full-hearted. He taught us not just to sing praises but to live them.

And as we remember his favorite refrain, we carry on his legacy in spirit and song, knowing that the One he worshiped with such passion now welcomes him to worship face-to-face.

“Well done, good and faithful servant.” (Matthew 25:21)

The Binions Return To Their Roots With Debut StowTown Records Project

StowTown Records is honored to announce a new partnership with legendary gospel trio The Binions (Bobby, David and Lisa) for the release of their long-awaited album, Roots, available at https://thebinions.lnk.to/Roots. This marks the first time in more than 40 years that the three siblings have recorded a full project together, celebrating the music, faith and family legacy that shaped their lives and careers.

The Binions began a full-time ministry in 1976 as teenagers, alongside their parents, evangelist Bob Binion and wife Shirley. Inspired by gospel icons such as The Happy Goodman Family, The Rambos and The Gaithers, the Binion family traveled extensively across the United States, sharing revival messages in nearly all 50 states over an eight-year span.

At just 15 years old, David Binion began writing songs and soon signed an exclusive songwriting agreement with Word Music. Bobby and Lisa followed closely behind, and together the siblings became part of a powerful wave of gospel songwriting that would leave a lasting mark on the genre.

David’s song, “Lord Feed Your Children,” was recorded by The Happy Goodman Family in 1979 and later by the Gaither Vocal Band. Bobby and David’s “We Shall Behold The King,” recorded by The Rex Nelon Singers, became the title track of their award-winning album. On that same project was “O For a Thousand Tongues,” which went on to win Song of the Year at the Singing News Fan Awards and has since been recorded by artists including The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Shirley Caesar and innumerable others. Soon after, Lisa and David penned “Alleluia To The Lamb,” recorded by both The Rex Nelon Singers and The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.

Over the years, the siblings followed distinct ministry paths, but they have remained close and are excited to have come together for this monumental recording. Lisa shared, “We’ve all been doing this separately, but this project is about the three of us together after all these years! When we’re together, this is what we do. We sing and we laugh! There is one word that describes the making of this new record… JOY!”

What began as a simple conversation about a solo project evolved into a shared vision: to reunite and record an album honoring the music that formed them. In October 2024, Bobby, David and Lisa came together in the studio with producer Michael Sykes to record Roots. The result is a powerful, heartfelt collection marked by unmistakable chemistry, enriched by decades of life, ministry and experience.

StowTown Records President and CEO Landon Beene shared his excitement about the project, “Our label team is deeply honored to be presenting this wonderful new project from industry stalwarts, The Binions. It is our privilege to come alongside them in this season, and we look forward to what is in store for this beloved family.”

Roots features treasured gospel classics that deeply influenced the Binions, including “Give Up” and “I’m Persuaded to Believe,” made famous by The Happy Goodmans, “He Touched Me,” a Bill Gaither classic their father sang before preaching and “When I Lift Up My Head,” their mother Shirley’s favorite Dottie Rambo song. The project also includes “Ain’t No Grave,” a song the siblings sang together in their early years.

The album is anchored by the Binions’ own timeless compositions, including “O For a Thousand Tongues” and “We Shall Behold The King,” along with newer selections such as “Healing In This House” (Lisa and David Binion), “Come To The Table” (David Binion) and “I’m Gonna Praise The Lord” (David Binion, Tanya Goodman Sykes, and Michael English).

“We are thrilled to partner with StowTown Records and to finally share this project with the world,” said David. “Roots is a celebration of where we began. The songs, the family and the faith that shaped us. Our hope is that this music will resonate with both longtime gospel fans and a new generation.”

Roots is distributed exclusively by Sony/Provident and is available at digital outlets worldwide.

Links:

https://www.youtube.com/binionroots

https://instagram.com/binion_roots

GRAMMY Award–Winning Gaither Vocal Band Releases Valentine’s Day Collection on Album + DVD, ‘How Sweet It Is: Live In Concert

The Gaither Vocal Band’s latest release, How Sweet It Is: Live In Concert (Gaither Music Group), out today, is an irresistible Valentine’s Day offering. Much like a favorite box of chocolates or a beloved bouquet, it delivers a little of everything. Featuring songs of romance and faith alongside American standards and Motown classics, the project showcases GVB’s signature blend of rich harmonies and soulful melodies. Recorded live with a full band at The Cabaret in Indianapolis, the album includes special guest appearances by Mark Lowry, Ladye Love Smith, and Chris Blue.

“We wanted to present a well-rounded album with songs from all of our favorite eras of music,” said Bill Gaither. “It’s themed around love, of course, but we wanted to make an album of love songs for the whole family.”

The Gaither Vocal Band has earned multiple GRAMMY® nominations and awards, along with 18 Dove Awards. These Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame honorees continue to headline one of Christian music’s largest annual tours, setting the standard for excellence in male harmony. The current group is comprised of Bill Gaither, Reggie Smith, Wes Hampton, Adam Crabb, and Todd Suttles.

For this special release, the legendary singers reinvent love songs and American standards for a modern audience. Backed by a live band performing with understated elegance, How Sweet It Is: Live In Concert brings out the very best of GVB, capturing pure love in the moment.

Lush, heartfelt, and filled with heavenly harmonies, the GRAMMY-winning ensemble brings new life to timeless love songs on this LIVE performance CD + DVD. From the sentimental glow of the Benny Goodman classic “Moonglow” and the Dixieland-inspired “All I Ever Need Is You,” to the tender strains of “Whither Thou Goest,” highlighted by a recitation from Gloria Gaither, Bill, Wes, Todd, Adam, and Reggie lift their voices with warmth and grace. How Sweet It Is: Live In Concert presents a collection of music that has been perfectly curated for all tastes, and just in time for the Valentine’s Day season.

The album’s first single, released earlier this month, is a heartfelt rendition of Randy Travis’ “Forever and Ever, Amen,” written by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz. Additional highlights include GVB’s stirring performance of the evergreen Elvis ballad, “Can’t Help Falling In Love,” Neil Sedaka’s 1970s classic “Laugher In The Rain,” a silken “Fly Me to the Moon” featuring Mark Lowry,  a stunningly soulful “My Girl,” featuring Chris Blue, and an electrifying and uplifting performance of the gospel classic, “Your Grace and Mercy,” featuring the GVB plus special guests Chris Blue, Angela Primm, and Ladye Love Smith.

“This project reflects what the Gaither Vocal Band has always done so well, which is bring people together through songs that feel familiar, meaningful, and sincere,” said Paul Sizelove, President of Sun Label Group. “How Sweet It Is captures the joy of a shared live experience and reminds us that great music does not need to be complicated to be powerful. It just needs to be honest, well-crafted, and rooted in something real.”

The How Sweet It Is: Live In Concert performance will air on television stations across the U.S. and around the world. In addition, album advertisements will run during Gaither television programming, reaching more than 300 million homes weekly across more than 15 broadcast networks. Check out GaitherTVplus.com to stream and enjoy the full video that was filmed LIVE.

This new project was filmed LIVE at The Cabaret in Indianapolis, IN with a live band who breathe new life with a modern sound into some of the most beloved songs in musical history. 

Treat yourself and your loved ones to a Gaither Vocal Band concert this Valentine’s season and into spring. For tour dates, visit here. 

 

SUNDAY MORNIN’ COUNTRY 2026 SETS THE STAGE WITH FIRST ARTIST ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday Mornin’ Country returns this year with inspiring performances from beloved Country and Gospel artists in a warm, family-oriented atmosphere. This year’s event will take place on Sunday, June 7th, at 4:00 PM on the Grand Ole Opry House stage. Order tickets on www.opry.com or call 1-800-733-6779.

“I have been playing the Sunday Morning Country show since the Hee Haw days when Joe Babcock recruited me. I must say that I love the show and look forward to it every year!” exclaimed Charlie McCoy

“Sunday Morning Country is a very special event. A chance to come together on the Opry stage and share songs and the message of God's Love.” Shared John Berry. “I am thrilled to be invited to be a part of this special day!!

Artists and performances for this special celebration event include Mandy Barnett, John Berry, Cassidy Daniels, Cutter & Cash, and The Kentucky Grass, Joy Holden, Charlie McCoy, John McEwen, Aubrey Nicole, and McKenzie Phipps, with more names to be announced soon.

Past years' performers have included the talents of Jeannie Seely, The Isaacs, William Lee Golden and The Goldens, Cutter & Cash and The Kentucky GrassJohn Berry, Skeeter Davis, Roy Acuff, Lynn Anderson, Jason Crabb, Chris Young, Jimmie Wayne, The Oak Ridge Boys, Roy Clark, Freddy Hart, Grandpa Jones, Charlie McCoy, Vestal Goodman, Paul Richey, Marty Raybon, Ricky Skaggs, Connie Smith, Rhonda Vincent, The Whites, Tammy Wynette, Brenda Lee, Linda Davis, Jean Shepard and many others.

Sponsored by the Nashville-based nonprofit Music City Christian Fellowship, the concert wraps up the week at the end of CMA Music Fest each year, leaving fans and guests with an uplifting memory of Nashville. Sunday Mornin' Country is the longest-running Country/Gospel event during the music festival.

Stay current with Sunday Mornin’ Country on the Music City Christian Fellowship website and stay in touch on the social media platform Facebook.

THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR TAKES HOME BEST ROOTS GOSPEL ALBUM GRAMMY® AWARD

Beloved worship trailblazers The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir have taken home the 2026 GRAMMY® Award for Best Roots Gospel Album for their StowTown Records set; I Will Not Be Moved: Live with The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Marking the seventh Recording Academy honor for The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and the first-ever GRAMMY® win for StowTown Records, the award was presented during the 68th GRAMMY® Awards Premiere Ceremony, held earlier today in Los Angeles.   

“We are deeply grateful to receive this GRAMMY® Award,” says Carol Cymbala, founding musical director of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. “We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Recording Academy and all those who made this honor possible.”  

“The entire team at StowTown Records is thrilled that the voting members of the Recording Academy have recognized this incredible project, giving the choir their seventh GRAMMY® Award win,” adds Landon Beene, president, StowTown Records/StowTown Worship Resource. “Working alongside Carol Cymbala and The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir has been one of the greatest honors of my life.”  

“Carol Cymbala could not be here tonight, but on behalf of her and the entire choir and everyone involved, we are so grateful to write songs, record songs, and get music out there that we pray will encourage you and will bring Hope to the world, in the name of Jesus,” shared I Will Not Be Moved: Live with The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir featured artist TaRanda Greene, who was on hand to accept the GRAMMY® for the group. 

Produced by Cymbala along with J. Daniel Smith, I Will Not Be Moved: Live with The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir features seven worship favorites as well as three impassioned originals. The 2025 project spotlights guest turns from two-time Dove Award winners Babbie Mason and TaRanda Greene; Elevation Church’s Brad Hudson; and Dove Award-winning singer/songwriter Stephen McWhirter. 

For further information: 

brooklyntabernacle.org 

stowtownrecords.com 

stowtownresource.com

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