SEPTEMBER 11, 2010 @ 6 PM

Naomi Sego

Enjoying 50 years of full time music ministry, this group continues to create popular sounds with strong biblical lyrics & quality Southern Gospel Music. Originally known as The Sego Brothers & Naomi, this group began gaining exposure in the late 1950's. James Sego, along with his wife Naomi and brothers W.R. and Lamar, hosted a popular television program on WMAZ- TV in Macon, GA. It was during this time they traveled to Nashville, TN and recorded their first hit that would gain them national recognition, "Is My Lord Satisfied With Me". However, superstardom came in 1962 when The Sego Brothers & Naomi became the first group in history to record and sell 1 million records with the song "Sorry, I Never Knew You". The rest of the 1960's saw them touring the globe with many other hit songs. During the 1970's their popularity increased with performances on the popular TV show "The Gospel Singing Jubilee". Perhaps one of their biggest songs came along during that time as they enjoyed the success of the chart topper "Hallelujah Square". The late 1970's saw tragedy as well as success. In 1979 James Sego, Naomi's husband, passed away. During the 1980's Naomi continued to travel and record. She remarried, to a Texas evangelist named Vernon Reader, and the group underwent a name change to Naomi & The Segos. Vernon passed away in October of 1998. Now, in their 5th decade of Gospel Music ministry, this group continues to press forward for the cause of Christ. Traveling some 200 dates a year all over the United States and Canada, the message of this group remains strong and powerful. Perhaps it is each group members own personal experience with God that continues to drive their excellence in performance and ministry. Naomi & The Segos is a legendary name in Gospel Music. With their traditional sounds, musical excellence, and sincerity, they produce a message that will lead people to Christ.

Majestic Heights Quartet

Majestic Heights Quartet’s bass vocalist and co-founder is Steve Lowe. Steve is a native of Elizabethton, TN. Steve, his wife Trish, and their daughter Chelsea reside in Piney Flats, TN and are members of Piney Flats Baptist Church. Steve comes from a musical family and grew up with a background of acapella quartet music. His father and grandfather were also bass singers. Steve's biggest influence is his father who sang with the Union Hill Quartet for nearly 25 years. Steve feels God has truly blessed him with the formation of this quartet. Majestic Heights Quartet’s lead vocalist and co-founder is Russell Bennett. Russell is a native of Johnson City, TN. He, his wife Katie and two sons live in Gray, TN. Russell had enjoyed Southern Gospel Music at a young age and returned to its influences as an adult. Speaking about the quartet, Russell says “ I think God put us together for a reason.” Russell teaches art at Dobyns-Bennett High School in Kingsport, TN. Teaching and creating art is Russell’s first love. Majestic Heights Quartet’s baritone is Adin Dancer. He resides in Blountville, TN. Adin has sung with his family group off and on for over 50 years, as well as formed and managed two quartets while he was still in high school. Adin also has sung with quartets on the west coast. His singing has taken him to numerous states and Canada. Adin is a real estate broker with Town and Country Reality in Gray, TN. He enjoys spending time with family and close friends, hiking, fishing, exploring new places, traveling and doing charity work with the elderly and with his home church. Majestic Heights Quartet's tenor vocalist is Brian Bishop. He is an original member of Majestic Heights and gives God the praise and glory for enabling his return to the group in 2010. Brian resides in Blountville, Tennessee with his wife Niki and their children Noah and Riley. He is employed by Bracken Paving in Kingsport, TN. Brian has been singing and performing from a very young age. He has been a member of numerous school related and church choirs. "If we can inspire our audience in their relationship with the Lord, he will make his plans clear and the world can truly become a better place through our ministry, one person at a time."

Alan Frink

Alan Frink was born May 29,1964. Alan is the youngest of 4 children born to Norman & Alice Frink of Tacoma, Washington. Alan has been singing since the age of 4 when he sang a duet with older brother Norman. Alan then sang with the family group for several years. Alan and his Father sang for several years as a father and son team in full time evangelism. At the age of 18 when Alan graduated from Temple Christian High School in Salem ,NH. Alan then left the family group as Dad took over the pastorate at Bible Baptist Church in Attleboro, Ma. At that time Alan then joined a Christian music and drama group called The Agape Players. Alan traveled with The Agape Players from June of 1982 until May of 1983. At that time Alan left the group to pursue a solo ministry. Alan traveled and sang until November of 1984 when he became the song leader at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Litchfield, NH. He still serves in that church as a soloist. Alan has a burden to see lost souls brought to our loving Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is Alan's prayer and desire to sing wherever God may lead him to share the glorious gospel and see souls brought to Christ. The Lord has opened the door for Alan to sing in the car race tracks of New England. Singing mainly for the Grand National North Series with the Racing With Jesus Ministries out of Canterbury, Ct., Reverend Pat Evans founder. Alan's music brings together Southern and Light Contemporary Gospel, and with Alan's unique style, every song is different. But one thing that never changes is the intense anointing that the Lord has placed on his life.

Holston River Boys

The Holston River Boys began singing in the spring of 2009. The members are Ken Taylor who also sings with the Chestnut Grove Quartet. Ken sings lead and tenor and plays guitar. Ken lives in Abingdon, Va and has a great love for gospel music. Neal Reynolds sings baritone and plays the guitar. Neal has sung with different groups throughout the years but the last group was True Heart. Neal also lives in Abingdon, Va. Stafford Statzer sings lead, tenor, and plays the bass guitar. He also sings with a southern gospel group, The Jackson Memorial Trio, with his wife Linda and Janet Hicks. Stafford has been singing all of his life starting at the age of twelve, singing baritone for the Statzer Quartet, which was his father, mother, and uncle. He loves singing for Jesus Christ. Stafford and his family also live in Abingdon, Va. Last but not least is Aaron Taylor who is Ken’s son. Aaron was born physically handicapped but loves to sing for Jesus Christ. He always has a smile on his face. Aaron sings a lot of songs that have a story to go with them, but a message that will touch your heart. Aaron lives in Abingdon, Va with his parents. As the Holston River Boys we want to lift up Jesus Christ to this world and bring some happiness to others while singing the old fashion gospel songs we grew up listening to.