| MAKE MINE SOUTHERN |
| Sunday mornings on KKOW 860 AM from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. |
| Featuring local artists: The Crusaders for Christ Singers Jim Setser and The Missourians |
The Missourians, from Joplin, Mo, are a Southern Gospel singing group that was
established in November, 1988. Originally a male trio, the group become a quartet in
1998.
The current personnel features:
Tim Gould, lead
Stephen Gillmore, tenor
David Markley, bass
Troy Wade, baritone
Bob Durham, piano
The Missourians sing across the four state area at churches and community events.
They host the weekly 2-hour radio program, “Make Mine Southern,” heard on KKOW,
860 AM, Pittsburg, KS which features several regional groups, as well as old and new
music from national gospel recording artists. The Missourians have recorded 12
albums and 2 videos since their formation. Their newest CD “Coming Soon,” has been
greatly received since its release in the spring of 2006 . They are currently working
on another CD which will be released sometime in 2007. The Missourians are known
for their tight harmonies and joyous spirit in which they sing.
established in November, 1988. Originally a male trio, the group become a quartet in
1998.
The current personnel features:
Tim Gould, lead
Stephen Gillmore, tenor
David Markley, bass
Troy Wade, baritone
Bob Durham, piano
The Missourians sing across the four state area at churches and community events.
They host the weekly 2-hour radio program, “Make Mine Southern,” heard on KKOW,
860 AM, Pittsburg, KS which features several regional groups, as well as old and new
music from national gospel recording artists. The Missourians have recorded 12
albums and 2 videos since their formation. Their newest CD “Coming Soon,” has been
greatly received since its release in the spring of 2006 . They are currently working
on another CD which will be released sometime in 2007. The Missourians are known
for their tight harmonies and joyous spirit in which they sing.
| The Crusaders for Christ Singers |
| Jim Setser |
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Jerry and Shirley Carnes organized the Crusaders for Christ Singers in 1973 as a southern
gospel quartet. The ensuing years have opened and closed doors, presented opportunity and
challenges, brought joy and heartache and produced changes. In 1994 Kenny Roberts, our
tenor singer for 18 years went to be with the Lord. We rearranged our songs and ministered as
a trio until 2002 when we added a new tenor, lead, and female alto. In 2006 Linda Scott, our
female alto went to be with the lord and once again the group was faced with heartache and
change. Today we are an all male quartet who has remained faithful to our southern gospel
heritage and our calling of presenting Gods message in song. The Crusaders for Christ have
made 11 recordings since 1978 and our latest project; “Good Morning” was released in 2007.
gospel quartet. The ensuing years have opened and closed doors, presented opportunity and
challenges, brought joy and heartache and produced changes. In 1994 Kenny Roberts, our
tenor singer for 18 years went to be with the Lord. We rearranged our songs and ministered as
a trio until 2002 when we added a new tenor, lead, and female alto. In 2006 Linda Scott, our
female alto went to be with the lord and once again the group was faced with heartache and
change. Today we are an all male quartet who has remained faithful to our southern gospel
heritage and our calling of presenting Gods message in song. The Crusaders for Christ have
made 11 recordings since 1978 and our latest project; “Good Morning” was released in 2007.
| Front L/R: Jim Griggs (Tenor), Shirley Carnes (Pianist), Randy Scott (Drummer) Rear: Jerry Carnes (Bass Guitar), Corky Long (Lead), Ronnie Liles (Baritone), Tom Daniel (Bass) |
