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The Chordsmen Quartet At Creekside 2017

In the late 70's three brothers The Chordsmen Quartet was formed by three brothers, Thomas, Gary and Keith Jennings. The group traveled for 15 years all over SC, NC and Ga. spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ in churches and concerts. As life goes, changes came and the group had to leave the road. Now after all of these years Jerry and Harold Jennings, Thomas's two sons, "Renewed" the family group in 2013 and God has been blessing them way beyond their wildest dreams. Starting with nothing but the two of them and a strong commitment and love for The Lord, they are now an award winning ministry with two other gentlemen that have the heart for ministry. Jerry says " We may not be the best singers in the world, but nobody loves The Lord and loves to minister more than we do."

The Chordsmen have been honored to sing with some great singers in this business and have made some great friends in many areas. In 2015 they were voted Male Qt of The Year in the Lighthouse GMA out of Hickory NC, and we're invited to sing on the NQC Artist Showcase at the convention in Pigone Forge TN. Now in 2016 they are nominated for Group and Male Quartet of the year in the LGMA and will be singing at Song Fest 2016 in Spartanburg SC in September. Randy Leslie, the groups baritone singer and bass player says, "Our goal is not to glorify us, but to glorify God in our songs and in our personnel lives to the best of our ability."

Tickets are free but must be reserved.

“Most fans want to stay at the Ramada Inn, which is part of the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, the headquaters of Creekside 2017,” says Patz. “We have an exceptional deal for attendees who book early. For those arriving on Monday the 30th and leaving Friday morning, the 3rd, the cost can be as low as $200 per person, based on double occupancy.  That is an incredible at any time, but especially during a music event in Pigeon Forge. Plus you don’t have to worry about parking and one of everyone’s favorite donut shops is just down the road!”Call And Reserve Your Hotel Room 360 933 0741Find Creekside Gospel Music Convention On Facebook HERE


 

The Berry Brothers At Creekside 2017

The Berry Brothers have been involved in gospel music since childhood.  Their family has a rich history of ministry.  Their father, Clyde Berry, has been a pastor for over 40 years.  He was a member of the Berry Quartet, a popular quartet from Fredericktown, Missouri in the 1950's and 1960's.  The Berry Quartet was made up of Clyde and his brothers.
The mother of the Berry Brothers, Phyllis (Rogers) Berry, is a talented pianist who comes from a singing family as well.  Her father was a member of the Rogers Quartet from Fredericktown, Missouri.  Phyllis, her father, Glenn, her Uncle Lindell and sister, Janice Durbin were a part of the quartet in the 1950's and 1960's.
Out of these diverse talented families have emerged several preachers, music ministers, and gospel groups.

Tickets are free but must be reserved.

“Most fans want to stay at the Ramada Inn, which is part of the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, the headquaters of Creekside 2017,” says Patz. “We have an exceptional deal for attendees who book early. For those arriving on Monday the 30th and leaving Friday morning, the 3rd, the cost can be as low as $200 per person, based on double occupancy.  That is an incredible at any time, but especially during a music event in Pigeon Forge. Plus you don’t have to worry about parking and one of everyone’s favorite donut shops is just down the road!”
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Daytime Showcases

A highlight of Creekside Gospel Music Convention are the daytime showcases during the Convention at Pigeon Forge which runs from October 30 through November 2.

“Most fans want to stay at the Ramada Inn, which is part of the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, the headquaters of Creekside 2017,” says Patz. “We have an exceptional deal for attendees who book early. For those arriving on Monday the 30th and leaving Friday morning, the 3rd, the cost can be as low as $200 per person, based on double occupancy.  That is an incredible at any time, but especially during a music event in Pigeon Forge. Plus you don’t have to worry about parking and one of everyone’s favorite donut shops is just down the road!”

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Reservations open now for Creekside 2017

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee   – The momentum for Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2017 is growing as the roster begins to grow and special events are put into place. Rob Patz, CEO of Coastal Media, sponsor of Creekside, urges fans to book their lodging now. Creekside 2017 takes place from October 30 through November 2 at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Tickets are free but must be reserved.

“Most fans want to stay at the Ramada Inn, which is part of the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, the headquaters of Creekside 2017,” says Patz. “We have an exceptional deal for attendees who book early. For those arriving on Monday the 30th and leaving Friday morning, the 3rd, the cost can be as low as $200 per person, based on double occupancy.  That is an incredible at any time, but especially during a music event in Pigeon Forge. Plus you don’t have to worry about parking and one of everyone’s favorite donut shops is just down the road!”

Call And Reserve Your Hotel Room 360 933 0741

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David Ring To Speak At Creekside Gospel Music Convention

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee – David Ring, the enthusiastic encourager with the opening line: “I have Cerebral Palsy — what’s your problem?” brings his presentation of resilience and hope to Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2017 in October. Ring will be speaking during the evening concerts on Monday, October 30 and Wednesday, November 1 at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

“David Ring has used his unique story of endurance to challenge audiences across the nation,” says Rob Patz, CEO of Coastal Media, sponsor of Creekside. “You can’t escape David’s joy or his eagerness to communicate this life-changing message. We are absolutely thrilled that he is coming to Creekside and we encourage all those who need victory in their lives to make plans today to join us.”

Creekside Gospel Music Convention is offering free tickets for the four-day event from October 30 – November 2. Tickets must be reserved at the website creeksidegospelmusicconvention.com. The Convention also features daytime and evening concerts, the 2017 Diamond Awards, midnight prayer and other special events. For more information, contact Rob Patz at 360-933-0741.

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