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Essentials in
Nashville
Gospel Sing to Feature the King’s Heralds
Updated: 3/7/2008 10:11:09 AM
This year’s Gospel Sing in Nashville—8am Thursday, July 3—will be enhanced by the King’s Heralds.
The group—which joined the Society in February—has just been nominated by the Southern Gospel News as the “Breakout Group Of The Year”. The honey-voiced veteran quartet brings an 80-year heritage richly steeped in gospel music. Members are Don Scroggs, first tenor; Joel Borg, second tenor; Russell Hospedales, baritone; and Jeff Pearles, bass. Be sure to welcome them during convention.
Following a long tradition, 29 men have been a part of the King’s Heralds since its founding in 1927 in Keene, Texas. The group has recorded more than100 albums in 30 different languages in a variety of musical styles making them a favorite with audiences of all ages in 50 different countries.
The King’s Heralds has been awarded 23 Silver Angel Awards for “Excellence in Media”, including six for “Best Male Vocal Group”, 14 for “Best Album” and a “Best International Broadcast” award for their own radio program, “Sounds of Praise”. The group also received a “Gold” Angel Award for being the oldest continuous gospel quartet in America. Their current release, “I Just Can’t Wait To See”, is an upbeat collection of contemporary Christian music. For more information about the Kings Herald, visit www.theheralds.org
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