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Arden, North Carolina — When Southern Gospel favorite Mark Bishop recorded his song, “Grandkids,” he didn’t have more in mind than celebrating the “‘new’ love” brought by the arrival of his firs...

Arden, North Carolina  — “2023 was a year of change for The Kingdom Heirs,” Dollywood’s resident Southern Gospel group observe at the start of the liner notes to No Better Time, their new album for Son...

Arden, North Carolina — “We are excited to share this new music,” says the Down East Boys’ Ricky Carden, as he and his colleagues announce the forthcoming release of Something to Shout About, their firs...

Arden, North Carolina — They may be a legendary group with decades of music already behind them, but the Kingdom Heirs are taking an approach to releasing music that’s as forward-looking as today’s headli...

Singing News extends its sincere congratulations to the esteemed Down East Boys, distinguished recording artists under Sonlite Records, for their remarkable achievement with the chart-topping single 'Love Worth...

Adds producer Roger Talley, “I have worked with Sound Street since they began singing. Jarrod Vandersliceand Ryan Bilby have always been great singers and talented communicators. Jaylie inherited the natural, God-given musical talent and is now taking an important role center stage with Sound Street.”

Martin Cook, one of Southern Gospel Music's all-time legends, gained his angel's wings and was promoted to Heaven, today, February 23, at 4:50 p.m. from the home of his youngest son, Michael Cook, in Washington, GA. He was 85 years old.

There’s much to be said for clinging to tradition in challenging times — yet there is also a need to move forward, finding new ways to express the Gospel’s unchanging message of deliverance. For many artists, one or the other becomes paramount. To The Old Paths, though, there’s no need to choose; masters of traditional Southern Gospel sounds, they have proven themselves equally sure-footed in delivering the flair of contemporary sounds from other realms of Christian music.

Kenna Turner West underlines the point by offering deep insight into the transformative message of faith with “I’m Not Who I Was”.

Born into the world of music — she’s the daughter of former Blackwood Brothers’ bass singer Ken Turner, and daughter-in-law to Country Music Hall of Famer Dottie West