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The Down East Boys
For more than four decades, the Down East Boys have stood at the forefront of Southern Gospel music, carrying on a legacy of rich harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and ministry-focused performances. Formed in 1985, the quartet has toured extensively across the United States and abroad, sharing the hope of the Gospel with audiences of every generation. With multiple #1 songs and numerous industry honors, the Down East Boys have remained one of the most consistent and respected groups in the genre.
In 2025, they celebrated a career milestone with their first-ever GMA Dove Award nomination, a recognition that affirms both their artistic excellence and ministry impact. Their most recent release, An Irish Christmas (StowTown Records, 2025), produced by Jason Webb and recorded in Dublin, Ireland, with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, showcases this blend of heritage and creativity. The project features Irish classics alongside fresh takes on sacred carols.
Today, the Down East Boys continue to tour nationwide, appearing at major events like the National Quartet Convention and the Memphis Quartet Show, as well as at numerous churches, concert halls, and festivals across the country.
Southern Image Quartet
Southern Image Quartet began as a ministry of a local church, serving as an enhancement to worship. However, it soon became apparent that God had other plans! The group began receiving requests to perform outside the local church. From that beginning over 15 years ago, Southern Image has been blessed immeasurably.
Certainly, there have been some trying times, but whenever a trial arose and it seemed Satan was at work, another door would open. Southern Image has experienced some personnel changes over the years, but God has always provided.
The group has been privileged to perform with such artists as Squire Parsons, Palmetto State Quartet, The Perrys, Tony Gore, The Hoppers, Brian Free and Assurance, Gold City, The Florida Boys, The Kingdom Heirs, Scripture Sound, The Anchormen, Dixie Echoes, The Dove Brothers, and New Ground.
They have made several radio and television appearances and have been an annual featured group at the Gospel Music Expo, June Jubilee, and Gospel Crossroads Supper Club. In 2022, Southern Image was honored with an invitation to sing at the National Quartet Convention.
The Kingdom Heirs
From the mountains of East Tennessee, Southern Gospel music fills the air and is home to The Kingdom Heirs, one of Southern Gospel music’s top male quartets. The group started performing in local churches and concert halls. As their music and message spread to a wider audience, so did their popularity and demand.
In 1982, they began singing at the Silver Dollar City theme park, now known as Dollywood. In 1986, when the theme park took on its new name, The Kingdom Heirs were asked to become the resident gospel group at Dollywood.
Today, both The Kingdom Heirs and Dollywood celebrate over 40 years of family entertainment. Not only are The Kingdom Heirs one of Dollywood’s favorites, but they are also favorites of millions of people everywhere.
Mark Trammell Quartet
For over 50 years, Mark Trammell has been blessed to sing Gospel music—something he says “evolved from a dream to a life’s call: from just singing to ministry.”
Many longtime observers and followers of Gospel music consider him to be one of the greatest baritone singers of all time. He has won multiple awards as a singer and producer and has been a member of four of Gospel music’s most acclaimed groups—The Kingsmen, The Cathedrals, Greater Vision, and Gold City.
For most people, being a member of even one of these legendary groups would be the pinnacle of a career and justification for resting on their laurels. But for Mark, now is not the time to kick back and relax. Instead, it is time to step into a fresh mission focused on evangelism through the seamless integration of Gospel music and preaching.
ONEWAY QUARTET
We live in a world where traditions are easily forgotten, changed, or cast aside. However, the ONEWAY QUARTET bridges the gap by delivering a fresh, progressive sound while holding fast to the time-honored style of traditional Southern Gospel quartet music.
Hailing from Mississippi and headquartered in Ethel, the ONEWAY QUARTET has been singing together for over 25 years. They have traveled extensively throughout the Southern United States, performing at a wide variety of concert venues and churches.
Throughout their ministry, they have witnessed God’s awesome power move in the lives of people. They have seen people saved and have brought comfort to countless others through the powerful combination of anointed song and genuine personal testimony.
The Hoppers
Multi-award winning family group The Hoppers have been singing to global audiences for over 69 years with appearances ranging from presidential religious inaugural ceremonies and New York’s Carnegie Hall to singing conventions and church platforms. They have performed throughout the United States as well as in Israel, Europe and Africa. Their unique blend of harmonies and song choices have created a legacy of musical excellence embraced by leading pastors and event organizers. Known as America’s Favorite Family of Gospel Music, they are favorites on the Gaither Homecoming videos and tours, and their recordings frequently land at the top of the BILLBOARD sales charts and The Singing News radio charts.
Gold City
Since 1980, Gold City has set the standard for excellence in Southern Gospel music. With 12 number-one songs, more than 60 Singing News Fan Awards, a Dove Award, and decades of radio hits, the quartet has built a legendary legacy while remaining focused on sharing the Gospel and encouraging believers.
Known for beloved songs such as “Midnight Cry,” “I’m Not Giving Up,” and “It’s Still the Cross,” Gold City was inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame in 2017.
Today, under the leadership of Danny Riley, Gold City continues that tradition with Josh Feemster, Chris Jenkins, Jeff Chapman, and keyboardist Terry Wooten—bringing powerful vocals, timeless music, and a passion for Jesus to audiences everywhere.
Lefevre Quartet
For over a century, the LeFevre name has stood as a guiding force in the realm of Gospel Music, and today, its influence resonates stronger than ever. The formation of The LeFevre Quartet in 2005 marked the beginning of a remarkable chapter in their musical journey. Within a mere year, Gospel Music fans bestowed upon them the prestigious title of 2006's Singing News Fan Awards Horizon Group of The Year. In 2009, their anthem "Big Mighty God" garnered a Dove Award nomination, solidifying their standing as creators in Christian Music. The subsequent years, 2016 through 2022, witnessed The LeFevre Quartet consistently securing nominations as a Top Traditional Quartet in the esteemed Singing News Magazine’s Fan Awards. In 2022 the group took home the AGM award for male group of the year. In the realm of recent accomplishments, their albums under the New Day Records/Day wind banner have not only achieved critical acclaim but have also produced multiple number one hit songs. The success of The LeFevre Quartet extends beyond the weight of a legendary name. It is fueled by the dynamic combination of stellar vocals, high-energy performances, and an unwavering commitment to ministry. This unique blend of talent creates an indelible impression on audiences, ensuring that their impact is not easily forgotten. The LeFevre Quartet stands as more than just a musical ensemble; they are ambassadors of faith, using their artistry as a vessel to convey a powerful and enduring message that resonates with the soul. At the heart of their mission is a sincere desire to reach the masses with the message of hope, grace, and salvation through Jesus Christ.
Joyful Noise
Joyful Noise Quartet is a Southern Gospel quartet formed in 2004 to make a joyful noise unto the Lord. Our prayer is that those who attend our concerts and hear our music will experience our joy in knowing, following and praising Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Based out of Ackerman, MS. Named after Psalm 100 the group blends their four part harmonies to awaken the church to worship and serve God with gladness, passion, & gratitude. Members of the group are Anita Jenkins (tenor), Chris Jenkins (Lead), Perry King (bass) and Buddy Smith (baritone).
Backrow Baptist
The Backrow Baptist a Southern Gospel Quartet with a heart for sharing the hope of Jesus Christ through music. The group features Jack & Raymond Pumphrey who have been involved in Gospel music for many years. Bart Munlin and lead singer Clint Blissard. The greoup blends rich harmonies, timeless gospel roots and a fresh sound that connects with audiences of all ages. More than anything the Backrow Baptist wants every song to point people toward the grace, goodness and love of God.
Southern Sound
Southern Sound Gospel Quartet, based out of Lucedale, Mississippi, brings the rich quartet tradition to churches, revivals, and community gatherings. The present group has been together for three years and is known for heartfelt vocals and tight harmonies. Their performances focus on timeless Gospel songs delivered with sincerity, encouragement, and a deep respect for the Gospel tradition.
J.D. Long
J.D. Long, age 66, lives in Vardaman, MS. Works at N&W Farms for past 27 years. Became a Christian in May, 1973. Saved by His Grace through Faith.
Married to Juliette Long since June 1980. Raised five children in our home and have six grandchildren.
Singing and playing music, even with a little humor thrown in, has always been a very enjoyable gift from God that He has allowed in my life. Always felt like if we could stop for a few moments and put aside all our troubles and laugh a little while, it may not change a thing, but, it sure does seem to help.
Proverbs 17:22 (KJV)
“A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones.”
Pastor Tim Lott
Pastor Tim Lott helped start All Seasons as we know it today during September of 1994. Since then, he has served as All Seasons' senior pastor. Tim is married to his wife of 29 years, Allyce. They have three children Taylor, Nathan, and Katlyn. Ever since Pastor Lott was little the story of the underdog or the one that succeeds with everything against him has always motivated him. From Bible characters like David, Moses, and so on. He believes that everyone has greatness within them. They just need a real relationship with God and people to help them along the way to find it.
Pastor Lott has the heart to help reach the lost, to help teach the Saints, to help train the called, and to help release the Minister.
Dr Jason Reed
Dr. Jason Reed is a pastor, disciple-maker, and ministry leader with a heart for serving the local church and investing in people. A native of Hendersonville, Tennessee, Jason is a graduate of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and has served as Pastor of First Baptist Church in Booneville, Mississippi, for the past 10 years. Jason is married to his wife, Angela, for 16 years, and they are the proud parents of two daughters, Cathryn and Ella Grace. Through his preaching and ministry, Jason is passionate about faithfully proclaiming the Gospel, encouraging believers in their walk with Christ, and helping followers of Christ live out their faith with purpose.
Dr. Shane B. Stone, DSL, MBA
For more than two decades, Dr. Shane Stone has faithfully served in various pastoral and leadership roles within the Church of God, ministering in South Carolina and Virginia as a children’s pastor, student ministries pastor, executive pastor, and lead pastor. He is also a church planter, having successfully launched and organized two Church of God congregations—one in 2007 and another in 2018. Before his current role in Mississippi,
Dr. Stone served as the State Youth and Discipleship Director for the Church of God in Iowa and Nebraska. Dr. Stone holds a Doctor of Strategic Leadership (DSL) from Regent University (Virginia Beach, VA), a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Leadership from Lee University (Cleveland, TN), and a Bachelor of Science in Christian Education from Andersonville Baptist Seminary (Camilla, GA).
An Ordained Bishop in the Church of God (Cleveland, TN), Dr. Stone has also served as a member of the South Carolina State Youth and Discipleship Board, as well as a District Overseer and District Youth Director
Married to his wife, Candace, for 27 years, Dr. Stone is the proud father of six children. He enjoys traveling with his family, all things Disney, watching wrestling, and spending time with his goldendoodle, Bowman.
Dr. Randy Rhinehart
He was born in Greenville, MS and was raised in Memphis, Tn. He is the youngest of 3 children born to Odis Rinehart of Reinzi, and Mrs. Moree Logan Rinehart of Bruce, MS
He graduated from Union University in Jackson, TN with a B.A. in Psychology and Religion/Greek composite major in 1986.
In 1991 Received his Master of Divinity degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Received his Doctor of Ministry degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in 1995.
Dr. Rinehart served several churches as Youth Minister both part-time and full-time. He pastored Pleasant Hill Baptist church in New Albany, MS from 1990 to 1996, Malesus Baptist Church in Jackson, TN from 1996 to 2005 and has been the pastor of Parkway Baptist church, Houston, MS since 2005.
He also serves our community as the Chairman of the Board for Fuller Center for Housing, Chairman of the Long-Term Recovery Committee for Chickasaw County, and the President of the Greater Houston Ministerial Alliance.
He has been married to the love of his life, Pamela Haynie Rinehart, for 35 years and he is the father of Hannah Rinehart Johnson of Paducah, KY, Beth Rinehart Shea of Houston, MS and Becky Rinehart Fox of Houston, Ms. And the proud grandfather of Asher and Evelyn Fox, Duncan and Winnie Johnson, and Stephen & Selah Shea.
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