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Family of Artists

Debbie Bennett
Debbie Bennett's life is filled with achievements and many awards. Among her achievements since are White House performance during the Pageant of Peace in 2006; performing on several occasions at the Grand Ole Opry House, including in a tribute to Dr. Ralph Stanley. In 2023, she founded Grace Records Nashville LLC, which includes managing a diverse roster of artists, spanning from talents from Australia to Nigeria.

Robbie Cockrell
Robbie Cockrell is a lead vocalist and guitarist of the band. He began singing at 7 years old and started writing songs. By age 12 he started performing in local bands. Robbie's focus is interpreting real stories into music while pursuing his goals.

Aaron Partridge
BLUES, ROCK, COUNTRY, GOSPEL, SOUL
Born in the wild and rugged deep, deep south of Tasmania (birthplace of
Hollywood legend Errol Flynn) and raised in the tropical, crocodile infested north of Australia. Aaron has been a performing singer and guitarist for more than 20 years, is a teaching professional, award-winning songwriter, bandleader
and producer. Along with his band the Brothers of Redemption, Aaron performs a road-worn blend of blues-rock and country-gospel-soul.
After a lengthy hiatus from performing, Aaron has recently signed with US label Grace Records Nashville and is reintroducing himself to a new audience with new original songs, guaranteed to encourage, uplift and entertain.
Aaron has toured extensively throughout Australia and internationally with
several tours of New Zealand and the USA. Aaron has performed at iconic events and venues such as Main-Stage Gympie Muster, Tamworth Country Music
Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Beach-Hop Festival (NZ), the Bluebird Café in Nashville, TN, Heavy Rebel in Nth Carolina, The Rockabilly Hall of Fame and Sun Studios in Memphis, TN to name a few.
In 2011 Aaron performed at the Americana Music Conference in the USA at the invitation of Sounds Australia, where he appeared on US television and radio.
Aaron has won a Q-Song award in 2010, two Queensland Country Music awards, the 2010 National Country Band Challenge and the National Coca-Cola Battle of the Country Bands at the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Aaron has achieved a No. 2 and No. 4 song/s in the Hot Country radio Chart, a Top 30 song in the National Country Tracks Chart and a top 50 Video on the Country Music Channel. Aaron’s original songs have also achieved several nominations in the Great
American Song Contest 2018 and 2019 (Finalist – Top Ten), International Song Competition (Semi-finalist), the UK Songwriting Competition (Semi-Finalist)
Aaron has also performed with guitar legends Phil Emmanuel and Louie Shelton (Jackson 5, Monkees, James Brown etc), Dave Santos (Billy Joel, Elton John, John Fogerty etc) and had the privilege to have Bill Chambers (Kasey’s Dad) play guitar in his band in 2012. Aaron has also gained tour supports for Aussie Legends Ian Moss and Dragon.
Both as solo and with his band, the Brothers of Redemption, Aaron is performing a limited run of shows each year and plans to add further dates to promote his new music in the later half 2023.
Aaron’s new five track EP “Watching The Whole Town Burn” is out now and available from www.TheRealAaronPartridge.com
Born in the wild and rugged deep, deep south of Tasmania (birthplace of
Hollywood legend Errol Flynn) and raised in the tropical, crocodile infested north of Australia. Aaron has been a performing singer and guitarist for more than 20 years, is a teaching professional, award-winning songwriter, bandleader
and producer. Along with his band the Brothers of Redemption, Aaron performs a road-worn blend of blues-rock and country-gospel-soul.
After a lengthy hiatus from performing, Aaron has recently signed with US label Grace Records Nashville and is reintroducing himself to a new audience with new original songs, guaranteed to encourage, uplift and entertain.
Aaron has toured extensively throughout Australia and internationally with
several tours of New Zealand and the USA. Aaron has performed at iconic events and venues such as Main-Stage Gympie Muster, Tamworth Country Music
Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Beach-Hop Festival (NZ), the Bluebird Café in Nashville, TN, Heavy Rebel in Nth Carolina, The Rockabilly Hall of Fame and Sun Studios in Memphis, TN to name a few.
In 2011 Aaron performed at the Americana Music Conference in the USA at the invitation of Sounds Australia, where he appeared on US television and radio.
Aaron has won a Q-Song award in 2010, two Queensland Country Music awards, the 2010 National Country Band Challenge and the National Coca-Cola Battle of the Country Bands at the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Aaron has achieved a No. 2 and No. 4 song/s in the Hot Country radio Chart, a Top 30 song in the National Country Tracks Chart and a top 50 Video on the Country Music Channel. Aaron’s original songs have also achieved several nominations in the Great
American Song Contest 2018 and 2019 (Finalist – Top Ten), International Song Competition (Semi-finalist), the UK Songwriting Competition (Semi-Finalist)
Aaron has also performed with guitar legends Phil Emmanuel and Louie Shelton (Jackson 5, Monkees, James Brown etc), Dave Santos (Billy Joel, Elton John, John Fogerty etc) and had the privilege to have Bill Chambers (Kasey’s Dad) play guitar in his band in 2012. Aaron has also gained tour supports for Aussie Legends Ian Moss and Dragon.
Both as solo and with his band, the Brothers of Redemption, Aaron is performing a limited run of shows each year and plans to add further dates to promote his new music in the later half 2023.
Aaron’s new five track EP “Watching The Whole Town Burn” is out now and available from www.TheRealAaronPartridge.com

Aaron Loy

Keith McKinney
Keith McKinney grew up in Cushing, Oklahoma and attended the First Baptist Church. At the age of 14 he was playing bass guitar for the Flying Cloud Gospel Singers of Cushing, who sang in various cities, towns and states. At 15 years old, he was saved and baptized in his home church.
After high school, Keith joined the Air Force and served 12 years in the US Military while primarily based at McDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. During his service, Keith also served overseas in the Philippines. He was the lead singer in a group that toured military bases across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan and the Philippines.
It was during Keith's time overseas that the band was noticed by Bob Hope and was invited to take part in the USO tours. The tour included performances in Guam and other countries, and saw the band perform on stage with great acts like Redd Foxx, Lola Falana and others. Once Keith was stationed state-side again in New York, he started a 14-piece band that opened for great acts such as Sam and Dave, The Commodores, Wilson Pickett and Percy Sledge. His group also performed throughout Canada and Goose Bay Labrador.
He also joined the gospel group Florida Soul Stirrers as the lead singer. While a member of this group, he shared the stage with many gospel music legends, including the Mighty Clouds Of Joy, Willie Banks and Messengers, The Blind Boys of Mississippi and Alabama, The Violinaires, Shirley Caesar, the Dixie Hummingbirds and many other gospel ministries.
After his discharge from the Air Force, he moved back to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and with some of his friends, he formed The Gates Of Heaven as the lead singer of this ministry.
Keith has had his ups and downs, and he is now back singing as a solo artist. He knows he is on the road that was and is God's purpose for him to spread the Gospel in songs of God's goodness, forgiveness, love and amazing grace; to share these messages with everyone that will listen.
Keith believes God gives you the victory and if you find yourself headed in the wrong direction, God always allows u-turns.
After high school, Keith joined the Air Force and served 12 years in the US Military while primarily based at McDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. During his service, Keith also served overseas in the Philippines. He was the lead singer in a group that toured military bases across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan and the Philippines.
It was during Keith's time overseas that the band was noticed by Bob Hope and was invited to take part in the USO tours. The tour included performances in Guam and other countries, and saw the band perform on stage with great acts like Redd Foxx, Lola Falana and others. Once Keith was stationed state-side again in New York, he started a 14-piece band that opened for great acts such as Sam and Dave, The Commodores, Wilson Pickett and Percy Sledge. His group also performed throughout Canada and Goose Bay Labrador.
He also joined the gospel group Florida Soul Stirrers as the lead singer. While a member of this group, he shared the stage with many gospel music legends, including the Mighty Clouds Of Joy, Willie Banks and Messengers, The Blind Boys of Mississippi and Alabama, The Violinaires, Shirley Caesar, the Dixie Hummingbirds and many other gospel ministries.
After his discharge from the Air Force, he moved back to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and with some of his friends, he formed The Gates Of Heaven as the lead singer of this ministry.
Keith has had his ups and downs, and he is now back singing as a solo artist. He knows he is on the road that was and is God's purpose for him to spread the Gospel in songs of God's goodness, forgiveness, love and amazing grace; to share these messages with everyone that will listen.
Keith believes God gives you the victory and if you find yourself headed in the wrong direction, God always allows u-turns.

Amy Michelle
Amy Michelle is a rising recording artist with Grace Records Nashville LLC. Amy’s lyrics and vocal style touch the hearts of listeners with emotional depth and authenticity. Amy’s music isa combination of contemporary Country with Gospel influences. As Amy Michelle’s fan base continues to grow, each fan follows her journey closely on her Facebook page. Amy Michelle, where she posts updates abouts about her music and performances, along with personal narrative updates. With her compelling storytelling and strong vocal presentation, Amy Michelle is adequately making a name for herself in the Nashville music scene.

Jenny Dean
A singer songwriter and native of North Carolina, combines faith and heart with real world stories to create incredible, soulful music. Jenny’s single “Why Me” is the start of her long awaited dream of sharing her voice with the world. With a new record deal at Grace Records Nashville, Jenny’s music crosses genres including country, gospel, pop, and rock genres and speaks to listeners from all walks of life.

Bruce Trent
Bruce Trent started playing the drums at 6 years old, bass guitar at 8, began singing at 10, and learned how to play the acoustic guitar at 13. He played with "the Trent Family" and sang in his church's kid choir. From there he started singing with the Impact Team in high school and performed with college groups. Bruce became a charter member other " Power Source Band." He spent 8 years with " The Celebrations," a gospel group. Along with playing multiple instruments and singing, he also started writing songs at 16 years old. His latest single "Let Me Live" has been released on over 600 platforms. Bruce Trent uses his platform to address important issues through his love of music.

Jennifer Harris Gray
Jennifer Gray – A Soul Seeker with a Song of Hope
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“God never left me, even when I felt broken. He sustained me when I couldn’t sustain myself.” – Jennifer Gray
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Faith, family, perseverance, and music—these are the cornerstones of Jennifer Gray’s life and ministry. In a world that often feels divided and discouraged, her story shines as a reminder of what traditional American values, rooted in God’s truth, can accomplish. She is living proof that no matter how many times life knocks you down, with faith and determination, you can rise again.
When Jennifer Gray steps onto a stage—whether it’s in a church, a bar, or at a bustling festival—her mission is the same: to bring light, faith, and encouragement to anyone willing to listen. She calls herself a “Soul Seeker,” and through every note she sings, she shares not just music, but a testimony of resilience, redemption, and unwavering faith.
“I’m not looking for fame, I’m looking for purpose. If God can use me to touch even one person, that’s success.”
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Rising from the Fog
Jennifer’s story is not one of smooth paths or easy triumphs. In 2006, her life changed dramatically after a car accident left her battling health challenges, brain fog, and deep depression. For years, she describes feeling lost in a fog—physically present but struggling to hold onto her identity, her music, and her purpose.
“I felt like I had lost myself after the accident, but God reminded me that He still had work for me to do.”
Through prayer, perseverance, and faith in God’s promises, she slowly rebuilt her life.
“Too late is in the grave. As long as I have breath, I can keep going.”
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A Vessel of Mercy
That sustaining grace is now woven into every song she sings. With her new music set to release this fall, Jennifer is stepping boldly into the next chapter of her calling. Her upcoming album includes songs like A Vessel of Mercy and Living Epistle, which embody her conviction that God’s mercy transforms brokenness into purpose.
“Almost every time I sing, someone will come up to me afterward with tears in their eyes, asking for prayer. That’s when I know I’m right where God wants me.”
She writes much of her music through prayer, journaling, and reflection on scripture. “Some of my songs came straight out of nights spent reading my Bible and crying out to God,” she shares. “They’re not just lyrics—they’re prayers set to music.”
________________________________________
Singing Beyond the Walls
Jennifer’s journey into music began in her twenties, singing in church choirs and later traveling internationally as part of evangelistic outreaches. From revival tents in California to gospel stages in Africa, she discovered that her voice could touch hearts across cultures and backgrounds. She has sung for dignitaries, ministered through music in the Bahamas and Canada, and spent countless nights in tent meetings across the United States.
Yet what makes Jennifer unique in today’s Christian Country and Inspirational music scene is her willingness to step outside traditional venues. She brings the gospel into unexpected places—bars, festivals, community gatherings—believing that God’s light shines brightest where it’s least expected.
“Some people may never set foot inside a church, but they’ll sit and listen to a song. That’s where God can meet them.”
“If you let me come sing what I want to sing, I’ll do it. And almost every time, someone will come to me crying, saying that my song touched them. That’s worth it.”
________________________________________
Resilience Shaped by Faith
Her courage to sing in unconventional settings has at times drawn criticism from religious circles, but Jennifer embraces her role as a bridge-builder. “Jesus never condemned people—He met them where they were. That’s what I want to do.”
Behind her voice is a woman shaped by resilience. Jennifer’s childhood demanded independence and perseverance, her adulthood brought trials of illness and loss, but through it all, she’s held onto a deep childlike trust in God.
“My confidence was born out of desperation—it was either sink or swim. But when I gave my life to Christ in my twenties, that’s when I really found my true voice.”
She credits her family as a foundation of support, especially her husband who stood faithfully beside her during the hardest seasons. “He prayed with me, encouraged me, and reminded me that I was not forgotten,” she says. “Family is everything to me.”
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Guided by Mentors and Family
Along the way, mentors and family members poured into her life, teaching her to believe in herself, to give generously, and to live with hope. One of her guiding lessons came from her mother-in-law: “You can’t out give God.” Jennifer carries that forward with gratitude, now using her music to uplift others.
She also remembers the encouragement of successful role models she met as a young woman—business leaders, teachers, and musicians—who showed her that faith, perseverance, and integrity could open doors she had once thought closed. She grew up listening to Gospel, Bluegrass, and Country music, and those influences shaped her unique sound.
“I grew up listening to music that told a story. That’s what I want my songs to do—tell the story of God’s love.”
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Looking Ahead
Now, Jennifer is preparing for a new season of ministry and music. This October, she will release her long-awaited album on digital platforms, breathing new life into some of her earliest songs while introducing new ones born from her journey of faith and perseverance. She is working with a Nashville-based promoter—named last year’s top gospel promoter—to ensure her music reaches as many hearts as possible.
A spring or summer tour is already being discussed, with Jennifer eager to take her message of hope across the country. She is also preparing to launch official social media pages on Facebook and TikTok to connect with a wider audience.
“It’s new to me, but I know it’s part of the work God is calling me to do. If my story or my songs can reach someone scrolling online at 2 a.m., then it’s worth it.”
She’s also planning new promotional photos and album artwork, determined to approach this season with excellence. Friends and family have rallied behind her, and she’s praying for the right team to come alongside her for this next chapter. Her prayer is that her music becomes more than a moment—it becomes a legacy.
“My prayer is to leave behind a legacy of encouragement. Long after the music fades, I want people to remember the hope they felt when they heard it.”
________________________________________
The Heart of a Soul Seeker
Her voice is tender yet powerful, her spirit humble yet unshakable. Jennifer Gray isn’t chasing charts—she’s chasing souls. She’s a living epistle, a vessel of mercy, and a true Soul Seeker whose music is a reminder that hope is real, faith is alive, and God’s love is for everyone.
As Jennifer looks toward her future, she carries the lessons of her past, the resilience born of hardship, and the unshakable belief that God’s timing is always perfect. Her story is not just about music—it’s about the timeless values of faith, family, perseverance, and community. And with every lyric she sings, she invites others to believe the same.
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“Why not me? If I can be used to encourage just one person, then every song I sing is worth it.” – Jennifer Gray
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Sidebar: Fast Facts About Jennifer Gray
Hometown Roots: Born and raised in North Carolina, Jennifer’s early life taught her independence and perseverance.
First Solo: Sang her first solo at Gospel Lighthouse Church in her twenties.
Global Reach: Has performed in Africa, the Bahamas, Canada, and across the U.S. in tent revivals and festivals.
Signature Identity: Calls herself a Soul Seeker—always looking for a deeper walk with God and a chance to reach others.
Upcoming Release: New inspirational album set to debut this October on digital platforms.
Future Plans: Preparing for a nationwide tour in 2025 and expanding her online presence with Facebook and TikTok.
Life Motto: “Too late is in the grave. As long as I have breath, I can keep going.”
Core Values: Faith, family, perseverance, generosity, and sharing God’s love with everyone.
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Closing Reflection
Jennifer Gray’s journey is more than a story of music—it’s a testimony of God’s grace at work in ordinary lives. Her perseverance through hardship, her devotion to her family, and her determination to shine light in dark places echo the heart of traditional American values. To anyone who feels broken, discouraged, or too far gone, Jennifer’s life is a reminder that God is not finished with you yet.
“It’s never too late,” she says with conviction. “If you have breath in your lungs, you have a purpose. God can still use you.”
And with every stage she steps on, Jennifer Gray carries that message of hope—not just as an artist, but as a living witness to the power of faith, family, and God’s unfailing love.
________________________________________
“God never left me, even when I felt broken. He sustained me when I couldn’t sustain myself.” – Jennifer Gray
________________________________________
Faith, family, perseverance, and music—these are the cornerstones of Jennifer Gray’s life and ministry. In a world that often feels divided and discouraged, her story shines as a reminder of what traditional American values, rooted in God’s truth, can accomplish. She is living proof that no matter how many times life knocks you down, with faith and determination, you can rise again.
When Jennifer Gray steps onto a stage—whether it’s in a church, a bar, or at a bustling festival—her mission is the same: to bring light, faith, and encouragement to anyone willing to listen. She calls herself a “Soul Seeker,” and through every note she sings, she shares not just music, but a testimony of resilience, redemption, and unwavering faith.
“I’m not looking for fame, I’m looking for purpose. If God can use me to touch even one person, that’s success.”
________________________________________
Rising from the Fog
Jennifer’s story is not one of smooth paths or easy triumphs. In 2006, her life changed dramatically after a car accident left her battling health challenges, brain fog, and deep depression. For years, she describes feeling lost in a fog—physically present but struggling to hold onto her identity, her music, and her purpose.
“I felt like I had lost myself after the accident, but God reminded me that He still had work for me to do.”
Through prayer, perseverance, and faith in God’s promises, she slowly rebuilt her life.
“Too late is in the grave. As long as I have breath, I can keep going.”
________________________________________
A Vessel of Mercy
That sustaining grace is now woven into every song she sings. With her new music set to release this fall, Jennifer is stepping boldly into the next chapter of her calling. Her upcoming album includes songs like A Vessel of Mercy and Living Epistle, which embody her conviction that God’s mercy transforms brokenness into purpose.
“Almost every time I sing, someone will come up to me afterward with tears in their eyes, asking for prayer. That’s when I know I’m right where God wants me.”
She writes much of her music through prayer, journaling, and reflection on scripture. “Some of my songs came straight out of nights spent reading my Bible and crying out to God,” she shares. “They’re not just lyrics—they’re prayers set to music.”
________________________________________
Singing Beyond the Walls
Jennifer’s journey into music began in her twenties, singing in church choirs and later traveling internationally as part of evangelistic outreaches. From revival tents in California to gospel stages in Africa, she discovered that her voice could touch hearts across cultures and backgrounds. She has sung for dignitaries, ministered through music in the Bahamas and Canada, and spent countless nights in tent meetings across the United States.
Yet what makes Jennifer unique in today’s Christian Country and Inspirational music scene is her willingness to step outside traditional venues. She brings the gospel into unexpected places—bars, festivals, community gatherings—believing that God’s light shines brightest where it’s least expected.
“Some people may never set foot inside a church, but they’ll sit and listen to a song. That’s where God can meet them.”
“If you let me come sing what I want to sing, I’ll do it. And almost every time, someone will come to me crying, saying that my song touched them. That’s worth it.”
________________________________________
Resilience Shaped by Faith
Her courage to sing in unconventional settings has at times drawn criticism from religious circles, but Jennifer embraces her role as a bridge-builder. “Jesus never condemned people—He met them where they were. That’s what I want to do.”
Behind her voice is a woman shaped by resilience. Jennifer’s childhood demanded independence and perseverance, her adulthood brought trials of illness and loss, but through it all, she’s held onto a deep childlike trust in God.
“My confidence was born out of desperation—it was either sink or swim. But when I gave my life to Christ in my twenties, that’s when I really found my true voice.”
She credits her family as a foundation of support, especially her husband who stood faithfully beside her during the hardest seasons. “He prayed with me, encouraged me, and reminded me that I was not forgotten,” she says. “Family is everything to me.”
________________________________________
Guided by Mentors and Family
Along the way, mentors and family members poured into her life, teaching her to believe in herself, to give generously, and to live with hope. One of her guiding lessons came from her mother-in-law: “You can’t out give God.” Jennifer carries that forward with gratitude, now using her music to uplift others.
She also remembers the encouragement of successful role models she met as a young woman—business leaders, teachers, and musicians—who showed her that faith, perseverance, and integrity could open doors she had once thought closed. She grew up listening to Gospel, Bluegrass, and Country music, and those influences shaped her unique sound.
“I grew up listening to music that told a story. That’s what I want my songs to do—tell the story of God’s love.”
________________________________________
Looking Ahead
Now, Jennifer is preparing for a new season of ministry and music. This October, she will release her long-awaited album on digital platforms, breathing new life into some of her earliest songs while introducing new ones born from her journey of faith and perseverance. She is working with a Nashville-based promoter—named last year’s top gospel promoter—to ensure her music reaches as many hearts as possible.
A spring or summer tour is already being discussed, with Jennifer eager to take her message of hope across the country. She is also preparing to launch official social media pages on Facebook and TikTok to connect with a wider audience.
“It’s new to me, but I know it’s part of the work God is calling me to do. If my story or my songs can reach someone scrolling online at 2 a.m., then it’s worth it.”
She’s also planning new promotional photos and album artwork, determined to approach this season with excellence. Friends and family have rallied behind her, and she’s praying for the right team to come alongside her for this next chapter. Her prayer is that her music becomes more than a moment—it becomes a legacy.
“My prayer is to leave behind a legacy of encouragement. Long after the music fades, I want people to remember the hope they felt when they heard it.”
________________________________________
The Heart of a Soul Seeker
Her voice is tender yet powerful, her spirit humble yet unshakable. Jennifer Gray isn’t chasing charts—she’s chasing souls. She’s a living epistle, a vessel of mercy, and a true Soul Seeker whose music is a reminder that hope is real, faith is alive, and God’s love is for everyone.
As Jennifer looks toward her future, she carries the lessons of her past, the resilience born of hardship, and the unshakable belief that God’s timing is always perfect. Her story is not just about music—it’s about the timeless values of faith, family, perseverance, and community. And with every lyric she sings, she invites others to believe the same.
________________________________________
“Why not me? If I can be used to encourage just one person, then every song I sing is worth it.” – Jennifer Gray
________________________________________
Sidebar: Fast Facts About Jennifer Gray
Hometown Roots: Born and raised in North Carolina, Jennifer’s early life taught her independence and perseverance.
First Solo: Sang her first solo at Gospel Lighthouse Church in her twenties.
Global Reach: Has performed in Africa, the Bahamas, Canada, and across the U.S. in tent revivals and festivals.
Signature Identity: Calls herself a Soul Seeker—always looking for a deeper walk with God and a chance to reach others.
Upcoming Release: New inspirational album set to debut this October on digital platforms.
Future Plans: Preparing for a nationwide tour in 2025 and expanding her online presence with Facebook and TikTok.
Life Motto: “Too late is in the grave. As long as I have breath, I can keep going.”
Core Values: Faith, family, perseverance, generosity, and sharing God’s love with everyone.
________________________________________
Closing Reflection
Jennifer Gray’s journey is more than a story of music—it’s a testimony of God’s grace at work in ordinary lives. Her perseverance through hardship, her devotion to her family, and her determination to shine light in dark places echo the heart of traditional American values. To anyone who feels broken, discouraged, or too far gone, Jennifer’s life is a reminder that God is not finished with you yet.
“It’s never too late,” she says with conviction. “If you have breath in your lungs, you have a purpose. God can still use you.”
And with every stage she steps on, Jennifer Gray carries that message of hope—not just as an artist, but as a living witness to the power of faith, family, and God’s unfailing love.

John D. Tingle
John D. Tingle is a Southern Gospel and Christian Country artist signed with Grace Records Nashville LLC. The song, “Armed and Dangerous” has appeared on Radio Music DJ’s charts, expanding his inspiring reach in Christian music.

Rocky & Tamie
Rocky and Tamie are a wonderful gospel music duo connected to Grace Records Nashville LLC. By bringing their lives and ministries together, they established a distinctive musical collaboration. The duo presently lives in North Carolina where they pastor The Kernersville Full Gospel Mission. They also own and operate Un Marked Road Recording Studio.
Rocky is an experienced gospel musician with vast experience. He has toured with groups like the Easter Brothers, and has played various instruments in several bands. After working in Nashville, and the great loss of his sons Dylan and Zack in 2011, Rocky devoted his life to spreading the message that “God is all you need.”
Tamie was raised in a musical family and was known as part of the female gospel vocal group “Amazed” who recorded several albums under the Eddie Crook Company’s Morningstar Label. She has a unique voice, which isa major part of the duo, and her contagious love an joy for the Lord is especially evident in their performance.
Rocky is an experienced gospel musician with vast experience. He has toured with groups like the Easter Brothers, and has played various instruments in several bands. After working in Nashville, and the great loss of his sons Dylan and Zack in 2011, Rocky devoted his life to spreading the message that “God is all you need.”
Tamie was raised in a musical family and was known as part of the female gospel vocal group “Amazed” who recorded several albums under the Eddie Crook Company’s Morningstar Label. She has a unique voice, which isa major part of the duo, and her contagious love an joy for the Lord is especially evident in their performance.

Lori King
Lori King is a recording artist assigned on with Grace Records Nashville LLC. Her single, “God’s Got the Box,” written by Ann Hartmann is on release through Grace Records Nashville. Lori’s music is also available on Spotify, ITunes, Apple Music, and most platforms. Lori is listed under the “Family of Artists” section of the Grace Records Nashville LLC website.
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