2011 Performers
Dottie Peoples
Growing up the “family songstress,” Dottie often performed at school, home and church. One day, shortly after graduating from high school, she caught the ear of Dorothy Norwood while performing at an event in her Dayton, Ohio hometown.
Sonya McGuire
Sonya McGuire is a preachers' daughter who learned to sing, act, and appreciate music at a very early age. With music playing such a dominant role in the home, Sonya had no choice than to follow the unofficial “family business.”
Keith "Wonderboy" Johnson
Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson & The Spiritual Voices Echo The Spirit Of Old Favorites Founded By Phil Johnson, Johnson’s, Father Who Is The Only Surviving Member Of The Original Group.
Harold Holloway & Company
If you haven’t been to church with “Harold Holloway & Company” then, you haven’t been to church!
William Davenport
Music began for this independent musician in the church choir. That black chorded microphone with a red sponge cover burned a hole into the depths of his soul.
Kersten Stevens
The multi-talented jazz and gospel Violinist Kersten Stevens whose musical journey began with classical violin instruction at the age of three.
St. James UMC Sanctuary Choir
With excellence in all genres of Christian music, this group signifies what it means to be a Sanctuary Choir.
Alycia Levels
Every musical decade produces a new gospel songstress, one that has the talent to propel a career to the next level, and reign as the new Empress of the gospel recording world. That's Alycia Levels
Billy D.
Billy D. has been in love with music since he was a little kid and was putting together performances early in high school. Trouble in secular world brought him to my knees. Soon after, he was saved and started turning his music into Christian music to glorify God.
International Christian Fellowship Choir
The Music Ministry of the International Christian Fellowship of Atlanta Georgia was established in the year 1988 under the supervision of Jay McGill. Rev. Dr. Warren Booker offered musical support through the years.
