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Southern Gospel Review — Spencer & Friends to perform
by PAUL LUNSFORD
Nov 05, 2008 | 172 views | 0 0 comments | 5 5 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Kevin Spencer & Friends will be singing in the area not once but twice next week.

Spencer, along with James and Starla Dean, will be performing at the Sunshine Baptist Church on Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m. and at the Lewis Creek Pentecostal Church in Partridge on Nov. 16 at 2 p.m.

Kevin Spencer & Friends is a Southern gospel group that organized in June 1992.

Kevin traveled with his family, “The Spencers,” for many years.

He owns and operates the Some Dawning Music Company Incorporation, a company that includes recording, publishing, promoting and producing Southern gospel music.

James joined the group in 1998 while his wife, Starla, joined in 2006, singing tenor. The two were recently married and say they feel very blessed to tour and minister as husband and wife.

Their hit songs and fan favorites include: “The Blood Is Still There,” “If The Rapture Was Yesterday,” “Let’s Meet By The River,” “Come Away” and “Sounds of That City.”

The trio from Ohio currently performs in 280 concerts per year in 30 different states, as well as Canada, the Virgin Islands and Honduras.

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The Talley Trio has reached the top of the Singing News Top 80 Chart for the ninth time.

Roger, Debra and Lauren Talley’s latest radio single, “That’s Enough,” is No. 1 for December.

Their other chart-topping songs include: “The Broken Ones,” “The Debt,” “His Life For Mine,” “The Answer Is Christ,” “Searchin,’” “I Love The Lord,” “The Healer” and “Jesus Saves.”

The remainder of the chart includes “Reason Enough,” by Ernie Haase & Signature Sound; “When God Ran,” by The Kingsmen; “I Cast My Bread Upon The Water,” by Gold City; “The Rose,” by The Inspirations; “Whispered Prayers,” by Karen Peck & New River, which is this month’s No. 1; “The Past Is A Promise,” by The Whisnants; “The Potter Knows The Clay,” by The Perrys; “Jesus Made A Believer Out Of Me,” by The Kingdom Heirs; and “I Believe God,” by Brian Free & Assurance.

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Gospel singer/songwriter Squire Parsons, of Asheville, N.C., was inducted into the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame at Dollywood on Oct. 9 in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

The Booth Brothers honored the inductee with a performance of his “Look For Me at Jesus’ Feet.”

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Paul Lunsford may be contacted by e-mail at plunsford @harlanonline.net.

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