April 2, 2005 TGMA monthly sing at Pinecrest Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Va.
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The audience was slow coming in this evening. We thought the rain
storms and the Gaither Homecoming in Hampton might keep the turnout low
but the Lord provided and a good crowd showed up to praise Jesus and
listen to some great Southern Gospel music.
Making their first appearance at a TGMA monthly sing were "Taraleigh
and Noteworthy". Pictured are Denise, Taraleigh, and Mary.
These ladies blessed the audience with some wonderful Gospel songs and
a great sound. TGMA regulars know Taraleigh from her time with
TGMA group "Living Proof".
TGMA duo "The P.K.s" , Virginia and Gene, present a program of two part harmony Gospel selections for the audience.
TGMA group "The Riverdale Quartet" from Hampton present the Gospel in a traditional quartet style
TGMA guests "The Carlson Trio" from Grimesland, N.C. These young
Christian men have become a favorite at Pinecrest over the last
year. They combine classic tight harmonies with the enthusiasm of
youth to sing the Gospel of Jesus in a powerful and dynamic
style. The Lord has blessed these young men and we pray that He
will use them in a mighty way for years to come.
The Carlson Trio introduced their friend Ray who had prepared a special song for tonight.
Pastor
Tom Potter of Pinecrest Baptist Church was on hand to emphasize that
Jesus is the reason we gather to sing and worship and urged any in
attendance who do not know Jesus as their personal Lord and savior not
leave the building without doing business with the Lord.
All the evening's groups and the congregation join for a rendition of "He's All I Need" and an altar call
The Carlson Trio introduced their friend Ray who had prepared a special song for tonight.
Pastor
Tom Potter of Pinecrest Baptist Church was on hand to emphasize that
Jesus is the reason we gather to sing and worship and urged any in
attendance who do not know Jesus as their personal Lord and savior not
leave the building without doing business with the Lord.
All the evening's groups and the congregation join for a rendition of "He's All I Need" and an altar call