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JGM Founder inducted into Gospel Industry Network Hall of Fame

By |August 22nd, 2021|Categories: Breaking News, Gospel Music|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

By Robert M. Marovich I was inducted into the Gospel Industry Network's Hall of Fame last night along with such leading lights as Willie Rogers (Soul Stirrers), Jeral Gray (Chicago Mass Choir), and Dr. Joyce Logan (Gospel International). The program was part of the G.I.N.'s first-ever convention, which took place at Christ Unity Evangelistic Church on Chicago's South Side. Some photos from the evening program: God's Posse (Chicago) New Direction Alumni Choir (Chicago) Willie Rogers of the Soul Stirrers accepts Hall of Fame Award from Bishop Kenneth Wells Lemmie Battles (Chicago) sings her [...]

“Where Are U?” – CL Carr

By |August 11th, 2017|

“Where Are U?” CL Carr C eL Entertainment (2017) Available from iTunes By Bob Marovich One evening in late October 2000, I was visiting my 40-year-old wife in the hospital. She had been diagnosed with cancer in 1992. The cancer had spread and by this point she didn’t have long [...]

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JGM Founder inducted into Gospel Industry Network Hall of Fame

By |August 22nd, 2021|Categories: Breaking News, Gospel Music|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

By Robert M. Marovich I was inducted into the Gospel Industry Network's Hall of Fame last night along with such leading lights as Willie Rogers (Soul Stirrers), Jeral Gray (Chicago Mass Choir), and Dr. Joyce Logan (Gospel International). The program was part of the G.I.N.'s first-ever convention, which took place at Christ Unity Evangelistic Church on Chicago's South Side. Some photos from the evening program: God's Posse (Chicago) New Direction Alumni Choir (Chicago) Willie Rogers of the Soul Stirrers accepts Hall of Fame Award from Bishop Kenneth Wells Lemmie Battles (Chicago) sings her [...]

“Where Are U?” – CL Carr

By |August 11th, 2017|

“Where Are U?” CL Carr C eL Entertainment (2017) Available from iTunes By Bob Marovich One evening in late October 2000, I was visiting my 40-year-old wife in the hospital. She had been diagnosed with cancer in 1992. The cancer had spread and by this point she didn’t have long [...]

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