Keith Clark, founding member and band leader of veteran bluegrass and gospel touring artists The Churchmen, has announced the addition of guitarist Keith Souther to the band. Souther has many years of experience in bluegrass music, performing with Sons of the
What began as a group of bluegrass musicians playing at a men's fellowship gathering thirty three years ago has turned into a ministry, presenting God's word through song, which hasn't slowed for nearly 35 years. The Churchmen's latest release, Shadow of
Morning Glory Music has a new single this week from The Churchmen, I Know He'll Let Me In, another from their upcoming album, Shadow of the Cross. The Churchmen have been carrying the bluegrass gospel flag for more than three decades
Popular bluegrass Gospel group The Churchmen have welcome an old friend back into the fold. Their very first fiddler, Christian Gillikin, has returned to the band after taking his leave some years ago. A Virginia Beach native, Christian has been playing
Morning Glory Music has a new single today from The Churchmen, one of the most enduring bluegrass Gospel groups in the business. With more than three decades of music behind them, these guys keep turning out new original songs, and
Mountain Fever Records has a new single today from The Churchmen, one from their next Gospel bluegrass album expected later this year. It's a new song from within the band, which bass player Keith Clark says comes from within the band. "Heaven
There’s no doubt, even from the opening notes of I’d Like to be Your Neighbor, the initial song on this, their 10th album, that The Churchmen live up to their name. Likewise, it’s especially evident that the title of their new
From the mountains of southwestern Virginia comes a new single from The Churchmen. As you might expect, it's a new Gospel song written within the band, as has been their habit since the band was formed back in 1989. This time,
The Churchmen perform at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Hernando, Florida - photo © Bill Warren The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Hernando, Florida has a monthly music series. This past Friday they hosted The Churchmen, who are beginning their 30th year
Following the departure of founding member Gerald Harbor, The Churchmen are ready to announce his replacement. Greg Jones, a well-known mandolinist and vocalist from Mount Airy, NC is taking on that role. Jones has actually been touring with the band for
