Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
The Story in NC continues . . .
Trio in North Carolina
The trio rarely sings at a church that requires an overnight stay, but we made an exception when Pastor Harper from the Evangelical Methodist Church called. It was so great for all of us to be together, because Jeremy has been working Monday-Saturday 5 am-5pm, and hasn't made many singings this summer. On our way we stoppped at Fatz Cafe for dinner. I have never seen David eat so much and this was a real blessing. The food was great! On the last 35 miles of the trip we were in search for a bathroom. Since we were way up in the mountains, this was an adventure to say the least. Then around 9 pm we met Brother Harper and went to the church to set the sound system. He was so hospitable and kind. Three of us slept fairly well and three didn't. I was the only one up at 6:00 and I needed breakfast and coffee, but I forgot where Bro. Harper told me that the resturant was located. Around 8:30 Penny was up needing coffee too and then we saw the only place in Linnville to eat. Penny dropped me off and she went to the gas station to get coffee (big mistake). While I waited for my food, I read all the stories about Grandfather Mountain, which was about 3 miles from the church. Did you know that this part of the country has a great Scottish clan heritage? One of the descendents started a singing and in 1963 they had over 100,000 attend including Dr. Billy Graham. I sure wish I could have been there. After eating by myself, I returned two more times with different members of the group. I really enjoyed this Sunday morning as we prepared for worship.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Praise the LORD
During April the Trio sang at Blackmont where Thomasa's son-in-law was holding a revival. Later that week Grace, age 10, was saved. Then as we went to one of our favorite places in Greenville, TN. called LORD's Tabernacle, as we were singing a young girl came to the alter and was saved. This church had been in revival all week, so the HOLY SPRIRIT was free to work among the church. What a glorious time we had and we sang a new song, "Loving the Lamb", written by Kyla Rowland. Another favorite during the service was "Did I Mention". We are so thankful to be able to share our songs with all the churches.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Christian Sympathy is extended to the family's of Sister Odell Nichols, the widow of Rev. H.P. Nichols, our dear friends for the past 10 years. She went home on Valentine's day, which seems very appropriate, because she loved and missed her husband so much. Also, Gary Gulley went home to be with the LORD, Feb. 14th. We met the Gulley family, when their son Adam, held a revival at Bennett's Fork. The LORD used the song that Penny sings, "And I see a great band of angels camped all around me. . ." during the revival. As Brother Gulley was dying, he asked Adam to sing this chorus". GOD bless till we meet again.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Great News
Janurary 24th
,During the singing at Big Creek Baptist in Oliver Springs a sweet little girl named Alexia was saved. This is why we go and serve. May GOD continue saving at this church. There are four other people in the church under conviction. Please help us pray for them and especially for the piano players husband.
,During the singing at Big Creek Baptist in Oliver Springs a sweet little girl named Alexia was saved. This is why we go and serve. May GOD continue saving at this church. There are four other people in the church under conviction. Please help us pray for them and especially for the piano players husband.
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