TNBGMHOF Newsletter2

VOLUME I, ISSUE 1
SUMMER 2012
Board of Directors
Gary Copeland
President
Newsletter
TNBGMHOF Proudly dedicates our first Issue in memory of the late
Rev. Howard Holmes a 2007 Inductee.
Dave King
Vice President
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another
in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Col. 3:16
IN THE BEGINNING...OUR STORY
Welcome everyone! Welcome to the Premier Issue of our Newsletter! We certainly
hope you enjoy what is written between the pages and, if you have ideas or suggestions
please let us know. (See back page for contact information.) We will do our best to be
informative and bring you the Gospel Music news from our beautiful province of New
Brunswick and even noteworthy Gospel events happening elsewhere!
Frank Springer
Secretary
The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of fame is a Christian Organization which
was founded in the fall of 2001 by Rev. Darleen McGraw. It was started for the purpose of preserving and promoting Gospel Music on behalf of the people of New
Brunswick.
The main objective of TNBGMHOF is to recognize the contributions, dedication and
commitment of individuals or groups for the purpose of the advancement of the Gospel
of our Lord Jesus Christ through music and song and to support and edify members
and associates through prayer and acts of charity.
TNBGMHOF recognition awards and photos are displayed in Marysville Place in
Marysville, (Fredericton) New Brunswick, Canada.
Ann Goddard
Treasurer
As of this year, a new Category has been initiated to TNBGMHOF to honor those
who have passed on before being officially received by The Hall Of Fame and it
will be known as “The POSTHUMOUS Award”
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE F OR THESE STORIES!
FAREWELL NIGHTWATCH PAGE 2, PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE, PAGE 3
GOSPEL CONCERT & AWARDS SHOW & UPCOMING CONCERTS PAGE 4
INDUCTEE BIOS—DWANE DROST PAGE 5, GOLDEN HARMONY PAGE 6
JOEY KNIGHT PAGE 7, DAYBREAK PAGE 8
ERDIE & JULIE PRICE PAGE 9, GERRY FLOWERS PAGE 10
FRANK & DORIS ROBICHAUD PAGE 11, FREDDY CLARK, PAGE 12
EDITORS PAGE/CONTACT INFORMATION PAGE 13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: PAGE 14
Darrell Hope
Director
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FAREWELL AND THANK YOU TO NIGHTWATCH!
Since 1991 the Gospel group known as Nightwatch have entertained us with their gospel music abilities.
They began their music ministry as a part of the Canadian Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers doing music at meetings
of the Fellowship.
For the past twenty years they have ministered in Churches and Halls throughout the Maritimes. In 2002 Nightwatch received an award from The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame as the “Mixed Gospel Group of the Year.” Also,
in 2006 Darrell Hope, an original member of Nightwatch was inducted into The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall of
Fame and in 2010 Nightwatch received an award from The Hall of fame as “Long Service and Artists of the Year.”
“In twenty years of ministry Nightwatch produced four CD’s. It will be nice to know that their CD’s will be ministering
in homes as they finish their live concert Ministry. They thank all who have supported their Ministry down through the
years.”
Nightwatch’s last concert was held in November, 2011 and sponsored by The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of
Fame.
Front, left to right: Ron Gallant, Keith St-Amand, Don Crossman,
Carl O’Connor & Bob Thibodeau
Back, left to right: Darrell Hope, Craig Kelly and Terry Chase
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Psalm 100 (KJV)
Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands.
Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing.
Know ye that the LORD he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people,
and the sheep of his pasture.
Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name.
For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.
From The President’s Desk
Every once in a while we discover a kind of volunteerism in life that presents a challenge, requires dedication and at the
same time, blesses us tremendously. I have also discovered these blessings are increased one hundred fold if the activity is connected to the “Body of Christ.”
I hope that I have achieved one of my major objectives and that is to instill in all who are involved with The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame that it is one of our Lord’s ministries.
From the days of David and Solomon music has soothed the Soul and is a major part of worship, promotion of the gospel and yes even entertainment for the Christian.
On November 18, 2010 I accepted a position of president of “The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame.” I quickly
realized that our Board of Directors were loaded with the skills and experience to get the job done. Further to this, we
also identified several issues that needed to be fulfilled in New Brunswick Gospel Music Industry.
Our purpose is to preserve and promote Gospel Music through recognizing the contributions, dedication and commitment of individuals or groups to the advancement of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through music and song.
The Board of Directors as well as myself knew there were many musicians who were writing music or singing/playing
music and have been for years here in New Brunswick but have never received recognition. We as a group had to place
more focus on that issue.
Another major role or responsibility of the Board was to keep the “Hall Of Fame” displays in Marysville updated and presentable.
We seized the opportunity to visit the New Brunswick Country Music Hall Of Fame© in Fredericton, The Minto Country
Music Wall Of Fame© and the Miramichi Hall Of Fame and Opry. (Bill Mullin) All of my associations in the past have
been with these groups and I knew these groups and their models were and still are very successful.
Another issue your Board had to devote time to was our 2012 Mercy Awards Concert and Induction Ceremonies which
we are presently working on. We have also undertaken the revision and update of our Constitution and the establishing
of this Newsletter.
We also as a Board had to deal with many unexpected events such as our loss of one of our Inductees, Rev. Howard
Holmes and working a Farewell Concert for Darrell Hope and Nightwatch.
I want to mention here that we were not playing politics during the past two years and every decision was made without
prejudice. I further would like to note that the Committees led by Darleen McGraw through the past ten years were very
pro-active and I called on her quite often for information and direction.
I am looking forward to the 2012 Mercy Award Concert and Induction Ceremonies with great anticipation and hope to be
involved in the future regardless of what role the Lord will have me play.
God bless you always,
Gary
Gary L. Copeland
President, TNBGMHOF
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MERCY AWARDS & GOSPEL CONCERT
SEPTEMBER 15, 2012 in MONCTON, N.B.
The Concert runs from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and will be held at the Salvation
Army Citadel located on 20 Centennial Drive off St. George Blvd.
The Awards Ceremony will start at 7:00 p.m. that evening at the
Wesleyan Celebration Center, 945 St. George Blvd.
(Right next door to the Salvation Army Citadel.)
Tickets can be purchased for $15.00 at the door.
This will cover both events. (Other locations will be posted)
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We kindly thank you for your support of
The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame’s
Upcoming Concerts!
August 25, 2012 starting at 7:00 p.m. with, Ted Lynch, Erdie & Julie Price and Dwane
Drost at the River of Life Assembly, 345 Beaverbrook Rd. in Miramichi City, N.B.
The Concert listed below is being put on by Frank Robichaud.
August 17, 2012 starting at 7:00 p.m. with Frank Robichaud and special guest, Jerry
Bennett of Laverge Tennessee, USA at The United Baptist Church. #10 Highway,
Minto, N.B.
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DWANE DROST
Born 1957 in Toronto Ontario, Dwane's Mom, who used to play and sing as a child, showed
him a few chords on the guitar. Self-taught since then, Dwane has been performing in public
for 30 years. A long time performer with the NB Country Showcase, he has also performed
at the Imperial Theater in Saint John, Maritime Countryfest, The Aubrey Hanson TV show
for 5 years and has played all over New Brunswick at weddings, funerals, church groups,
seniors groups, veterans hospitals and songwriters circles.
He is an Independent Recording Artist and a good hearted Christian man who loves to sing,
write songs and reach out to touch people.
Dwane has 6 full length, original CD's in the Country, Gospel and Christmas genres and received formal acknowledgement for the song "Thank A Vet" from former USA President
George Bush Senior as well as Prime Minister of England’s Tony Blair and Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and also Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada wishing me all
the best in my efforts to Veterans and Legions abroad.
We look forward to following Dwane's career and working with him for many years to
come. (Dwane is in the process of writing a book.)
Dwane Drost was nominated by Dave King of Moncton, N.B.
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GOLDEN HARMONY
Avis Golden (Tenor), Jacy Golden (Lead), Chris Smith (Baritone), & Delton Hanley (Former Baritone and Sax Player) are dedicated in spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ to any who will listen.
Their harmony is hard to beat and the anointing they sing with will touch your heart. You will laugh, cry and worship the Lord with this trio. Avis and Jacy are from L’Etete , N.B., Chris Smith is from Sussex, N.B. and Delton is
from Pocologan, N.B.
Statement Of Faith We believe that Jesus Christ came to Earth in the flesh by virgin birth, that He lived a sinless
life and performed miracles. We believe that He died on a cross and shed His Blood for the atonement of our sins,
that He rose again on the third day, that He ascended into Heaven and that He is coming back to receive His bride.
We believe the original Old and New Testament was given by God, is divinely inspired and is the final authority in
all matters of faith. We believe that Salvation comes through the shed blood of Jesus by faith, not by works and
that those who accept Him as Lord and Savior are made new and are no longer under sins bondage for His blood
has made them clean. We believe the Holy Spirit enables us to live holy lives that we may serve Jesus Christ!
Accomplishments:
1. Performed along with some of today's best in Southern Gospel Music. Groups such as "The Anchormen", "Gold City Quartet", "Karen Peck and New River", "Dixie Melody Boys", "The Wilburns",
"Tribute Quartet", "Kevin Spencer", "James and Starla Dean", "Joel and LaBreeska Hemphill", "Candy
Hemphill Christmas", "Brian Free and Assurance" and more.
2. Recorded with Nashville's finest musicians such as, "Dirk Johnson", "Aubrey Hayne", "John
Hammond", "Jason Webb", "Kevin Williams (acoustic guitarist for Gaither Homecoming)", "Adam
Crabb (harmonica player for The Crabb Family and Crabb Revival)", and more!
3. Travels and minsters throughout Canada and The United States of America.
4. Avis Golden was an original member of The Ascensions.
5. Awarded Jacy Golden the "Sing Unto The Lord Award" from 96.1 New Song FM Radio Station in
Saint John, NB for dedicated work in gospel music.
6. Awarded the "New Artist Of The Year Award" from the New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame
(NBGMHOF) in 2004.
7. Awarded the "Group Of The Year Award" from the New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame
(NBGMHOF) in 2005.
8. Awarded the "Group Of The Year Award" from the New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame
(NBGMHOF) in 2010.
9. Reach recording agreement with Chapel Valley from Tennessee in 2010.
10. Performed at the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, KY as well as placing a display booth in
2010.
11. Several radio interviews including "This Week In Gospel Music with Mickey Bell" in 2010.
Golden Harmony was nominated by Ann Goddard Kinnear Settlement, N.B.
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Joey Knight ~ POST HUMOUSLY
We are saddened beyond words to announce the death of Joey Vautour (Joey Knight). He was an outstanding husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and
friend. His passion for singing and entertaining truly blessed his life. He has touched so many lives with his warm personality and charismatic charm. His purpose
for living was to make everyone happy. He has enriched our lives and our hearts are broken. Heaven is smiling because now they have a beautiful singing angel.
Survived by loving wife Carolyn (McLean) Vautour; son, Jason (Catherine) their daughter, Chloe; daughter Stacey (Jamie); mother in law, Vivian McLellan; 1
sister and 5 brothers; several nieces and nephews.
Joey was predeceased by his parents, Telexphore and Obeline (Cormier) Vautour; 2 brothers.
1955-2011
Biography: Joey Knight was born and raised in the small coal mining community of Minto, NB. The proud son of a coal miner, Joey Knight is
one of the most friendly, charismatic entertainers that the music industry has to offer. Joey possessed a sincere and unique quality that is instantly likeable. Passion for what he does is evident both on and off the stage. Whenever Joey Knight steps on stage, his audience was sure to be
captivated and entertained.
From a very young age, Joey began to develop his gifted and natural talent. During his teenage years, he led his own four-piece band and performed in local venues. Joey Knight's popularity and reputation continued to grow throughout the Maritimes which later enabled him to expand
across Canada. Constant requests for recorded products led Joey to Nashville in 1984 where the first Joey Knight album was recorded. A number of tracks from the album did exceptionally well for Joey gaining him national exposure. Many tracks were national top ten hits and received
international airplay.
In 1986, three new singles were recorded and also did equally well. With his strong vocal ability, dynamic performances, showmanship and
increasing success, Joey soon found himself performing on several popular television shows such as "The Tommy Hunter Show", the Canadian
Country Music Awards Show and radio talk shows. Joey was chosen as opening act for major US performers including Mickey Gilley, Gene
Watson, Tanya Tucker, John Conley, etc. He has performed many major concerts and festivals across Canada and the USA with showcases in
Nashville, TN being the highlight of Joey's career. At each venue, he entertained and thrilled the packed audiences beyond all expectations.
At the 1988-89 CCMA's, Joey was nominated for various awards including Vista Rising Star. In 1993, Joey Knight was honoured by being
inducted into the NB Country Music Hall of Fame for his contribution as one of NB's most popular performing artists. In 2001, he was inducted
into the Minto Wall of Fame.
Joey is well known for his compassion and willingness to help those in need. He gave back to his community and surrounding areas by generously donating his time to perform at numerous benefits and charity concerts. He is a remarkable and well respected individual.
In addition to his love of country music, Joey has always felt a very deep connection to country gospel music. In fact, one of Joey's career goals
was to record a country gospel CD. Following through with his aspiration, Joey had just completed his very first country gospel CD which he
recorded at Master Tracks Recording Studio in NB. Joey is extremely pleased with this recording and saw it as a beginning with much more to
come.
Joey maintains his belief in family values and says his strong commitment to family has helped him to accomplish goals in his life. His familywife Carolyn, daughter and son-in-law, Stacey and Jamie, son and daughter-in-law, Jason and Catherine and little granddaughter Chloe had
helped to keep Joey focused, positive and determined to succeed. He thanked the good Lord each and every day for his blessings and for what
he had accomplished in his life.
(Editor’s Note) At the time of his untimely passing Joey had hosted several Gospel Concerts and had planned to meet with TNBGMHOF Board
of Directors for the planning of hosting the 2012 Mercy Award Gala Event at the Playhouse in Fredericton, N.B. On April 28, 2012 Rollie Waddingham and the Joey Knight family founded “The Joey Knight Legacy Foundation.” Funding received will be used to enable young potential
talented musicians to further develop their careers and produce their first recording.
Joey Knight was nominated by TNBGMHOF’s Board of Directors.
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DAYBREAK
Daybreak is a vocal trio that puts a piano twist on Southern Gospel style music. Made up of singer/pianist Bardy
Egers, (sitting far right) singers, Kynda Bryant (left) and Sheldon McLean, (standing) the group began singing together in 1998 when the Lord unexpectedly and emphatically placed them in Prison Ministry. Prior to this, the third
part harmony escaped Kynda’s ear and the two gentlemen had only sung together at their home church in Chipman,
N.B.
One verse to sum up the past fourteen years:11 Corinthians 5:7 ~ “For we walk by faith not by sight.” Daybreak had
no intentions of forming a group and traveling as a trio but they continue to leave the past, present and future with
Christ.
Daybreak’s ministry is one of reconciliation. They pray their music acts as a conduit for the Holy Ghost to minister
and to allow the listener to reconcile with Christ Jesus, whether within the prison walls, the church walls or in a room
of someone’s house.
The Trio very much appreciates the support they have had over the past fourteen years and are thankful for the body
of Christ whom the Lord has used to shower them with so many blessings.
AWARDS:
2003, The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame “Mainstream Artists of the Year”
2006, The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame “Mercy Award, Southern Gospel Artists of the Year”
DISCOGRAPHY:
1. The Anchor Holds, 2001
2. Shepherd’s Embrace
3. You’re Not Alone
4. Christmas With Daybreak
5. Truth Marches On, 2003
Daybreak was nominated by Darrell Hope of Moncton, N.B.
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ERDIE & JULIE PRICE
Biography: For more than 20 years , Erdie Price traveled across Canada and the United States playing and singing Country
music. He had a featured band called, “Bandit” that played their way across Canada in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s.
Erdie was a lead singer and lead acoustic guitar player. He managed the band members just like a “Father figure” for many
years and had great success in this industry.
The latest acknowledgment in Erdie’s Country Music career was in the early 1990’s when he appeared on the Tommy
Hunter Show. While on this journey, Erdie played clubs in Nevada, Nashville and various stops along the way.
It was later in the early 2000’s that Erdie began to obey his inner voice calling him to acknowledge his true calling in music. It was during the summer of 2004/2005 that God started speaking to his heart. Erdie made a life changing decision to
give his heart back to the Lord.
Later that fall he was reacquainted with Julie Young, his now present wife. Her mother’s family was from the Miramichi
where Erdie is from, so their families knew each other for many years. Little did they know that their paths would cross
like this! Erdie and Julie continued to date and were engaged by Easter of 2006 about one month after singing their very
first concert together in Minto, N.B.
Since their marriage in September 9, 2006 they have gone on to record two CD’s and achieved a very busy singing ministry. We sing at churches, funerals, weddings, benefits, the Fredericton Playhouse and Soul’s Harbour Television Broadcast
out of Corinth, Maine, USA.
Their first CD entitled “Hallelujah, I’m Ready” was launched in June of 2007 with the second CD entitled “I Know” released in November, 2009.
Some inspirational artists include; Doyle Lawson & Quick Silver, Dottie Rambo, Jeff & Sheri Easter and the Isaacs to
name a few. The style of music would be best described as a little bit of Country Gospel and a little bit of Gospel Bluegrass.
Erdie plays various instruments such as; bass and acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo and is learning the fiddle. He also sings
lead vocal and harmonizes.
Erdie works fulltime at the Doaktown JD Irving Sawmill and Julie is a Personal Banker in Fredericton. Erdie works with
the home church in McNamee teaching home Bible studies, hospital visitation and other duties. Julie works in the same
church as a Sunday School Teacher—Primary Class and supports in the Sound Room as an overhead operator.
Erdie has three daughters, one of whom was tragically killed in a car accident in Alberta in 2001 when she was nineteen
years old. He has two grandchildren. Erdie and Julie share the responsibility of two cats, Samson & Delila.
They are very excited and honored to be inducted in TNBGMHOF and are looking forward to the celebration on September 15, 2012 in Moncton, N.B.
Erdie & Julie Price was nominated by Gary Copeland of Moncton, N.B.
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GERRY FLOWERS
Biography: Gerry was born in Ripples on October 2, 1935 the son of Percy and Violet (Ackerson) Flowers.
He has lived in Salmon Creek, Minto and Ripples for several years. Gerry began singing when he was
eight years old with his brother Bob and his sister Juanita in church. At 18 years of age he left Salmon
Creek and went to Ontario.
Gerry is an accomplished guitar player, loves to sing and has written some of his own songs. In 1958 he
was a member of the "Conestoga Trail Riders" who had their own TV show in Kitchener, Ontario.
Gerry continued with his music at many venues in the Kitchener area until he moved back to Minto in
1960. In 1961 he joined the "Diamond Trio" with Wayne Nightingale and Dwane Pond. They had their
own TV show on CHSJ and frequently made appearances on the Don Messer Show. They also appeared on
the Maritime Farmer's Show and had a regular radio show on C.F.N.B in Fredericton.
In 1965 Gerry and his family moved back to Ontario playing and singing in the local area. However, in
1973, Gerry rededicated his life to Jesus Christ and began playing and singing Country Gospel. In 1974 he
moved back to New Brunswick. He is a regular performer at the New Brunswick Gospel Music Festival
one of the largest Gospel Festivals in the Maritimes.
Gerry now resides in Fredericton and performs almost every weekend at benefits or at Country Gospel
Shows. He has produced four CD's "When I look Down The Road"-"Another Brand New Day” -"Wait for
the Light to Shine" and “Forever Changed.”
Gerry Flowers was nominated by Frank Springer of Moncton, N.B.
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Frank & Doris Robichaud
Frank J Robichaud, born in Minto New Brunswick, June 16, 1935 and my wife, Doris E McNeill, born in Minto, New
Brunswick on May 11, 1938. When we got married in September 25, 1959 our Singing Ministry began. We started in
our home church first, which was the Full Gospel Pentecostal Church in New Castle Bridge then unto other churches
and a lot of Camp Meetings. You got to remember, back in those days they had no Sound System so we had to sing it
out loud so they could hear us and that is why we sing so loud today.
On October 24, 1964 we moved to Saskatoon and found a home church and started singing there. It wasn’t too long
before the word got out that we were Gospel Singers and we began singing in other church's, and Camp Meetings
again. Those were the good old days. The Camp Meetings were filled and over flowing with Saints of all ages.
In 1967 we recorded our first album, “My God Is Real “which I wrote and our band was called, “Frank Robichaud
And The Blazer Boys.” To this day I still have their pictures! We did a lot of road work then and sang in Alberta,
Manitoba and Saskatchewan. So you can see we were busy every week end.
We moved back to Minto, N.B. to pastor the church we now have. We arrived on August 15 at ten after five in the
morning and we had our church door's open on September 25th on a Sunday morning.
In 1976 we got this band together called, "The Maritime Gospel Express” and the band members names were, Vocals,
Frank & Doris Robichaud, Drums, John Madore, Steel & Lead Guitar, Rodney Robichaud,
Bass, Ronald Kelly and Piano, Mike Carle. The Maritime Gospel Express has recorded 2 C.D's so far and I have recorded 8 C.D’s personally.
Now all this group sees ahead is more road work. Who knows what hold's for tomorrow, we will keep singing for the
Lord. Oh! I almost forgot, at the age of 17 I had a 3 piece band and we used to sing Johnny Cash songs. I was called
“Minto's Johnny Cash” and to this day I still have the newspaper clips!
Well God Bless you all.
Frank & Doris Robichaud & "The Maritime Gospel Express."
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Evangelist Freddy Clark has been working in the ministry for more than half a century. He has traveled constantly in crusades and concerts for over 50 years.
Brother Clark has a unique gift from God. The people he prays for have testified to genuine miracles and healings
in the mighty name of Jesus.
The Clark family, based in Rocky Mount Virginia is widely known for conducting revival crusades and musical
concerts featuring bluegrass and country style gospel music.
Freddy and Sylvia Clark were blessed with eleven children including two sets of twins, twin boys and twin girls.
Freddy and Sylvia were married on June 7 1973.
Sylvia is a woman of "presence" in word and deed and in song and appearance. She is also the mother of eleven
children with amazing patience to do the job.
The children sing and are gifted in musicianship. They have grown up traveling and working with their parents.
Their ages range from thirty-four to twelve-years-old. Their names in order are: Alan, Aaron, Adam, Ashley, Andrew, Austin, Alexander, Abraham, Avery, Aimee and Amber. After nine consecutive boys, the Clarks received
the heavenly promise of twin girls.
All the children can sing in vocal harmonies and solo as well as play several instruments including rhythm guitar,
harmonica, acoustic bass, electric bass, mandolin, mondola, lead guitar, fiddle, Banjo, drums, and dobro.
Freddy, who plays twenty instruments, gave the children lessons. "God imparted musical gifts to my children,"
Clark said.
All or part of this thirteen-member family can be seen and heard in personal appearances in some part of the Nation. It is truly a moving experience to see this group perform and minister to people in the Spirit.
Source: Old Fashioned Revival Evangelistic Association, Rocky Mount, Virginia—with permission.
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Editor’s Note:
Praise the Lord! The bible says in Psalm 100:2 to “Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing” and from what I have been hearing from these various groups and individuals it is exactly what has been happening and is going to happen in a real big way at the Awards Ceremony on September 15th when they are there in person! You really don’t want to miss it!
Preparing this Newsletter certainly would not be possible with out the Lord blessing us and giving such devoted persons to help. I am of course talking about the rest of the Board of Directors of TNBGMHOF. After
many meetings and telephone chats with the president, Gary Copeland we have finally produced something
we certainly hope you will be blessed from either by the Bios that were written or any other content within
these pages.
I thank each of our Inductees for their years or contributing to the Gospel Music scene especially here in
New Brunswick. Each of you are deserving of your award! You have given countless hours of volunteering
unselfishly but more than that...you spread the love of Jesus wherever you go! God bless each of you!
Frank Springer PS I do apologize for the length of this newsletter but I wanted to make sure each of you had
a chance to meet these real “Ambassadors of God!
If you have any “Gospel Music” information that you think
others might benefit from please give Gary a call at,
506-850-6291 or e-mail at: [email protected]
If you just want to drop us a line
please feel free to at the following address:
TNBGMHOF
C/O Gary Copeland
53 Arthur St., Moncton, N.B. E1C 9Y1
Take a look at our new Website!
http://www.thenbgospelmusichalloffame.ca
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The Board of Directors of TNBGMHOF would like to express their sincere
appreciation to Vickie McPhail of Helping Hands Administrative Services for
designing our Webpage and managing our site. Her professionalism in getting
us “up and running” in such a short time is second to none! Thank you
Vickie!
If you are looking for the best in Web Design and Management please contact:
Vickie McPhail
Helping Hands Administrative Services
(506) 328-3547
Cell: (506) 612-1022
[email protected]
www.helpinghandsadminsvcs.com
The New Brunswick Gospel Music Hall Of Fame gratefully acknowledges Atlantic Awards & Engraved Gifts for their generous donation
in helping us produce our first “in color” Newsletter!
www.AtlanticAwardsAndGifts.com
We hope you enjoyed this, our first Newsletter. Please look forward to
our next one coming this winter. God bless.
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