The People's Church in Franklin, Tennessee was kind enough to allow us to use their facility to host the concert. Gloria Green, of Gloria Green Entertainment (and who also serves on the BGM Board of Directors) put together quite an impressive line up.
I need to be studying right now. So, these pictures are really in no order, whatsoever.
Which is closely resembling my study pattern right now.
Here is Brent, speaking to the congregation.
JoDee Messina did a fabulous job.
Zach Johnson and his wife, Kim spoke for a few minutes. They are such a nice couple and they have supported BGM for a number of years. They were instrumental in helping get Brent and Mike into Haiti the day after the earthquake hit.
Ben Tankard was such a wonderfully nice man. He plays piano beautifully. This is a young artist he is helping to promote and she had just a beautiful voice.
Ben was, at one point, a professional basketball player. An injury cut his career short. However, the Lord is certainly using his talent in new ways.
Here is the entire Wilson Family. They have three biological children: Dyllan, Lane and Eli, and two adopted daughters: Naika and Tia (just here from Haiti).
Brandon Heath (sporting a full beard) performed.
As did Southern Gospel artists, Legacy Five (but the piano player wasn't there... so it was just four of them)
Jared Anderson dedicated one of his songs to Katie Erie, who was in Haiti and interning at the orphanage where Tia and Naika lived.
Rick Loy, who was the host for the concert, interviewed Katie about the earthquake and the hours immediately following it.
Jaci Velasquez and her husband performed a couple of numbers.
Ben Tankard was such a wonderfully nice man. He plays piano beautifully. This is a young artist he is helping to promote and she had just a beautiful voice.
Ben was, at one point, a professional basketball player. An injury cut his career short. However, the Lord is certainly using his talent in new ways.
Mike Wilson came out with his new daughter, Tia. She just turned five years old.. and she is quite a handful!!
Then Missy joined him onstage with their second daughter, Naika, who is seven years old. She and Tia were best friends at the orphanage in Haiti. Now, they will be sisters.
Here is the entire Wilson Family. They have three biological children: Dyllan, Lane and Eli, and two adopted daughters: Naika and Tia (just here from Haiti).
Here are Tia and Naika back stage with Uncle Chad. Naika is spelling her name and doing a very good job!
Brandon Heath (sporting a full beard) performed.
As did Southern Gospel artists, Legacy Five (but the piano player wasn't there... so it was just four of them)
Jared Anderson dedicated one of his songs to Katie Erie, who was in Haiti and interning at the orphanage where Tia and Naika lived.
Rick Loy, who was the host for the concert, interviewed Katie about the earthquake and the hours immediately following it.
Jaci Velasquez and her husband performed a couple of numbers.
Melissa Greene sang so beautifully. She really led out in worship. Aaron Loy and the 1101 Band played for her and it was a wonderful combination.
1 comment:
Wish I could have been there. I am impressed with the lineup and it looks like you all did a great job. God is so good.
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