Brothers
Forever is based out of Church Hill, TN. Nestled in the foot
hills of Upper East Tennessee.
They felt the call to the music ministry a little over a
year ago. Since the groups inception it has been an exciting
journey. In just their first year they had over 100
appointments. The demand for this group comes from their
heart felt love for Jesus and from their originality. They
sing almost all original songs that have been written by
members of the group. Their musical style ranges from old
four part harmony like “The Bishops” and extends
to southern and country gospel. Their rendition of
“Blind Bartimaeus” is always a crowd favorite.
The groups message is simple yet profound. The Bible says
that if I “Jesus” will be lifted up then I will
draw all men unto me. They hide behind the cross and lift up
the name of Jesus Christ. They trust and believe that Jesus
will save the lost and encourage and strengthen their fellow
Christians through their songs and testimonies.
For bookings or more
information please contact
Brothers Forever.
c/o Curtis Hagy
237 Norwood Ln
Gate City, VA 24251
423-292-5989
The guys, songs, and
ministry are all obviously exceedingly Blessed, not to
mention they already have a ‘ton’ of bookings…To all you
record companies out there…H E L L O…..or should you
wait till you see them on an upcoming Gaither Video???
<SMILE>
And now
a Word from our Sponsor…
Psalms 117:1-2
O praise the LORD, all ye nations: praise him, all ye
people. For his merciful kindness is great toward us: and
the truth of the LORD endureth for ever.
Praise ye the LORD.
Brothers
Forever is based out of Church Hill, TN. Nestled in the foot
hills of Upper East Tennessee.
They felt the call to the music ministry a little over a
year ago. Since the groups inception it has been an exciting
journey. In just their first year they had over 100
appointments. The demand for this group comes from their
heart felt love for Jesus and from their originality. They
sing almost all original songs that have been written by
members of the group. Their musical style ranges from old
four part harmony like “The Bishops” and extends
to southern and country gospel. Their rendition of
“Blind Bartimaeus” is always a crowd favorite.