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Heaven’s Song is a musical group of dedicated Christian women founded by Wanda Chandler in August of 2010. The group began singing as a praise and worship team at the Dupont Park Seventh-day Adventist Church. Under inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Wanda determined that there were greater opportunities to reach and bless people through the ministry of music. God opened doors and Heaven’s Song began to minister to the Washington DC Metropolitan area churches, women’s ministries and homeless ministries. Over the years the group has evolved and grown to seven voices which now includes: Tammy Woodfork and Fran Thorn (Sopranos), Lataynia Westney and LuValle Johnson... (Altos)
Metro Lifted Worship is a ministry of the Metropolitan Seventh-day Adventist Church committed to honoring God and proclaiming the gospel through music. The mission of the ministry is rooted in the commission given by Christ in John 12:32 which states, “And I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself.” Our aim is to magnify Christ through our music, and to be a bless to those in our community through a number of outreach methods.
Smooth, jazzy, contemporary, are some of the words used to describe CLAY, a vocal ensemble comprised of gifted musicians and vocalists who have worked together for many years, CLAY’s primary mission is to share the love of God through music and to point their listeners to Christ and His gift of salvation and restoration. Their name, CLAY, reflects the prophetic purpose of an all-loving Creator who breathed life into the dust of clay, so that through their imperfect vessels they can proclaim...
Sherice Tomlin is a phenomenal woman of worship, known for her vibrancy and exuberance on and off the stage. Sherice has answered the call to full-time music ministry and has stepped out on faith to pursue her passion. Passionate about helping others experience praise and worship, Sherice will take you to a higher place in worship through her contagious and heartfelt passion for God.
John W. Rawlins III is one of the most promising voices in gospel music. A gifted vocalist, songwriter, and worship leader, this DC-area native’s focus is simple: to...
BLQ, formerly known as the Breath of Life Quartet, was originally formed in 1974 by Walter Arties, who formed the group to support the Breath of Life Telecast. The original lineup of the group included Walter Arties, Phillip Grayson, Clyde Allen, and James Kyle, with Shelton Kilby originally serving as pianist and arranger before taking a vocal role on the group’s second recording. The original group released three albums – Plenty Good Room (1975), Spirituals (1977), and Ghetto Child (1979). In the 1980’s the group’s personnel gradually changed as the original members left to pursue other phases of their ministries.