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Sep 01, 2008
True Southern Gospel is what Mike & Kelly is and all that we will ever be. We strive on creating a sound that is as refreshing as the trio sounds of the early 70s. We try to bring a fresh approach to the sound we grew up listening to In all of our concerts, we will get requests for some old LeFevre songs and we'll usually do one or two, but this group really has a sound all it's own and our live performances and recordings are made up of music that is us Over the July 4th holiday, our oldest son, Stetson, was hurt while playing in a pool with a bunch of people. They were throwing each other up real high and letting them come down in the pool, but he landed awkwardly on his back When SSQ hits the state you should expect a lot of singing, and very little talking. We do not come to preach, but sing. He should expect a program geared very much toward making an enjoyable evening of laughter, well rehearsed music, and a message in song that God still reigns Click on an image to change Feature Article
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SPECIAL: Podcast
 This is the fourth in a series of podcasts from Canaan Records featuring Kim Hopper.
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 A special benefit concert was recently held for Larry Ferguson and Chris Barnes. Larry was Dottie Rambo’s manager and Chris was Larry’s assistant and Dottie’s product manager and webmaster. Both men were severely injured in the tragic bus accident that took Dottie Rambo’s life last May
 Many fans are deeply concerned with the appearance of their favorite gospel singers, and conversely, many other fans think too much is made about the way artists dress and act on the concert stage. Is there a “right” side in this debate? We invite you to decide for yourself
 It's hard to believe that another year of the SGN Fan Festival has come and gone. For the 9th year in a row, fans have come from across the nation to be blessed and moved by great Gospel singing
 Something truly amazing happened to me at this year’s National Quartet Convention. It was so truly amazing that it changed the way I look at everything
 This is definitely the most hurtful experience but it is from that experience that I changed my idea and perspective on the work of the ministry to what it is today. I no longer settle for what seems good but push to find out what is good and right and fitting.
 Our opportunities to obey God’s call on our lives is fleeting. “You do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away
 Fall can bring allergies and breathing difficulties for many people, some of which are singers. Sometimes it seems very difficult to sing through the allergies in the fall and the springtime
 I received an email a while back that quoted children’s ideas about relationships and thought I might share a few of those with you this month. You’ll have a chuckle as you read the humorous answers to the questions asked
 In case you have not noticed, we have gradually moved into the “Hybrid Age.” We have witnessed this phenomenon where two animals or plants from two different species are mixed in order to produce an offspring of a hybrid
Weekly Chart
Gold City holds on to the #1 spot this week with their hit single "I Cast My Bread Upon the Water". The chart sees one debut from Shiloh and four re-entries from the Hoppers, Whisnants, Pathfinders, and Susan Whisnant.Fan favorite this week was Cavaliers Quartet's "Keep Drinking Water From the Well" for a fourth consecutive week. Other fan favorite singles included the latest songs from Gold City, HisSong, Mike & Kelly Bowling, and Three Bridges. Stop in and vote for your favorites!
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Deon Unthank
Advice on practicing - [1] CommentsThere is a thread on the Message Boards about practicing with ear monitors and sound … Finally Quality Wins - [0] Comments I get so frustrated when watching music reality shows and the person with the most … John Scheideman
Enough already! - [2] CommentsLike a lot of you I'm sure, election years can't go by fast enough for … A night of magnificent melody - [1] Comments Tonight I was able to break away from my hectic "real life" to spend an …
Chris Unthank
It’s Almost October? -[0] CommentsSo time for an update for all my internet friends and real life friends who … Why NQC Matters to Me -[2] Comments I know it's been a while since I posted a blog. However, with what is … Susan Unthank
SGBlogNews Says Goodbye -[0] CommentsSGBLogNews has decided to combine their blog with my blog. "We are … The Failure of NQC -[7] Comments Every year the National Quartet Convention brings out the sideline critics. You know the ones. …
The Cerces 
Fresh Anointing 
Cross 4 Crowns 
Mike LeFevre Qt 
Booth Brothers 
Mike & Kelly Bowling 
Naomi & The Segos 
 This month, I want you to meet our youth department. Every ministry and church has one and ours consists of our 17 year old drummer, Jordan LeFevre and our 18 year old piano player, Trey Ivey
 The fall of the year is a time for us all to reflect on how the year has gone and to make some plans for the upcoming year. We would encourage each on to just take some time and reflect on your year
 My brother Bill knew one thing that would drive me crazy…that’s why he did it so often. He would stop by the old upright piano in the dining room and play a familiar musical line …all but the last note, then just walk away
 GOD IS GOOD TO ALL OF US, in good times and not so good times. When you think you have it bad or life is just not fair, just take a look around you and it is not hard to find someone dealing with something that is out of this world
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