Author Archives: Greg

The Lighthouse Girls led off as usual. There are a lot of new girls, so they’re still learning the songs, but they were inspirational as always! The McKameys were powerful as usual. Heather was happy to see Eli.

The ‘house group’ started off sing a couple of songs. This church was definitely out in the country. The women of this small church are huggers. I think 50% of them came by and hugged me and Heather. Freedom Hill … Continue reading →

We saw these guys back in January at Woodville UMC. They sang a combination of hymn standards and newer songs. They were very good, great harmony. It was a small church several parents, well, not parents, just mothers, thought it … Continue reading →

The Dixie Echoes have had a lot of turnover the past few years. Ben Hart, the pianist since 2012 is gone and Randy Shelnut is now playing the piano and singing. Alex Utech, the bass singer is young, but has … Continue reading →

The Lighthouse Girls only sang one a cappella number and Taylor sang one alone because their sound track playback system and wasn’t working. The Inspirations were great as always. They have had a big turnover on all 4 singing parts … Continue reading →

This was the longest we’ve ever traveled (330 miles round trip) to see a single group. It was worth it listening to and worshiping with the Allen Family. Parents Todd and Michelle and their 7 children ages 8 to 20 … Continue reading →

Lighthouse Girls led off as usual. They are always inspirational. The Mark Trammell Quartet was ‘on fire’. They are quickly becoming one of our favorite groups. As a matter of fact we are going to wherever Doerun, Georgia is to … Continue reading →

Brandon Hughes, a local young man, led off with several songs including an original. Then Mason Fulton, a young girl, 9 or 10, did a fantastic job of Amazing Grace-unending Love. Freedom Hill did a good job of mixing fun … Continue reading →

It was good to have a group like The Florida Boys at my home church of Bradfordville First Baptist Church. This was the first time we saw the regenerated Florida Boys. I love the old time ‘bubble gum blue’ matching … Continue reading →