Trammell Family Faces Health Crisis: Prayers Needed for LeResa Trammell

JEFF TURNER & DAYWIND RECORDS

Update from Nick Trammell- LeResa’s son

LaResa Trammell Update 8/12 12:00 AM
Today was very encouraging day! I understand that this can be a roller coaster, so today was an up. At this point, baby steps are huge, and she took several with little movements here and there. She would briefly open her eyes at times and would follow to one side before closing them again. She also could slightly move her feet. She responded to a stimulation test this evening by lifting her arms, which was a first. Every little movement and change in facial expression is such an exciting change considering there was nothing yesterday. We are finding out it could take days, or possibly even weeks before she becomes very alert. We are praying that it’s just days, but are prepared to just be patient. She is still on the vent, and most expressions are agitation because of it, but they say she’s breathing on her own. She just needs to be more alert, and pass a few tests before they remove it. It will be a long, slow process, and changes will more than likely be incremental. I’ll update again if there is a major change from this. She is already going to be upset at us for sharing as much as we have. 🙂

This is just a note from me personally. I have never been in a position like this before. No son wants to see his mother in this shape. When it’s someone else, you are one person offering what support you can, and then you go on with your day. When you’re the one receiving the support from so many, it’s absolutely overwhelming. We have felt the love and the prayers more than we could ever explain. Thank you all so much. You’ll never know what it means to us.

BELOW IS TEXAS GOSPEL CANADA’S ORIGINAL POST

The southern gospel community is coming together in prayer for LeResa Trammell, wife of renowned gospel artist Mark Trammell. On Thursday, LeResa experienced a medical emergency at work, collapsing unexpectedly. She was swiftly transported by ambulance to the local hospital, where she became unresponsive shortly after arrival.

Mark Trammell shared an update on Facebook, detailing the harrowing experience. Initially, doctors suspected a stroke, but after extensive testing and a second CT scan, they ruled out any brain bleed. The final diagnosis revealed that LeResa is suffering from a severe case of viral meningitis, a condition that can mimic stroke symptoms in certain ways. To aid her recovery, she has been placed on a ventilator to allow her body to rest.

Mark and their son Nick have returned home to be by her side. LeResa is currently being airlifted to Birmingham for further treatment, and the family hopes to reunite with her upon her arrival.

The Trammell family is in need of support and prayers during this challenging time. The entire southern gospel community is encouraged to lift LeResa, Mark, Nick, and their loved ones in prayer as they navigate this difficult journey.

Texas Gospel Canada Top 30 – August 2024

DAVID INGRAM

Welcome to the Texas Gospel Canada Top 30 Songs of August! This list is meticulously compiled based on the actual number of plays each song received in the previous month. The Texas Gospel Top 30 is proudly submitted to top Southern Gospel publications including The Singing News and SGNScoops.

1 Wings Of A Dove – Jonathan Wilburn – Daywind/New Day
2 Middle Of Nowhere – Southbound – Daywind/New Day
3 The Day I Get Home – Kelly Garner – Independent
4 After All – Mark Trammell Quartet – Crimson Road
5 Walk On Water – Crabb Family – Daywind/New Day
6 Your Healing Is On The Way – Greater Vision – Daywind/New Day
7 We Are The Church – Ernie Haase & Signature Sound – StowTown/Provident-Sony
8 God Is Listening – Triumphant Quartet – StowTown/Provident-Sony
9 Sheltered In The Arms Of God – Kim Hopper – Daywind/New Day
10 It Won’t Be Long – Poet Voices – StowTown/Provident-Sony
11 Come On In (Medley) – Guardians – Daywind/New Day
12 When God Dips His Pen Of Love In My Heart – Phillips & Banks – Independent
13 Born Again – Tim Livingston – Diamond Mill Music
14 I’d Do It All Over Again – Right Road Quartet – Independent
15 There Is – Hyssongs – ARS/New Day
16 When I Lift Up My Head – High Road – New Day Records/New Day
17 He Sent Him For Me – Inspirations – Horizon/Crossroads
18 You Have Always Been My Shepherd – Legacy Five – StowTown/Provident-Sony
19 Made A Mess – Tim Menzies – ARS/New Day
20 Red Words – Erwins – StowTown/Provident-Sony
21 There’s A Hole In The Heart – Nelons – Daywind/New Day
22 Keep On Leaning – Sharon Walker – ARS/New Day
23 What I Don’t Know How To Do, Jesus Does – Mark Bishop – Sonlite/Crossroads
24 Forgiven – Joseph Habedank – Daywind/New Day
25 Victory Story – Wisecarvers – Horizon/Crossroads
26 Jeans And Jesus – The Sound – New Day Records/New Day
27 Shoulder To Shoulder – Chitans – Horizon/Crossroads
28 Praying For The Prodigal – Kingsmen – Horizon/Crossroads
29 I’ll Get Over It – Endless Highway – Sonlite/Crossroads
30 He Pilots My Ship – Tribute Quartet – Daywind/New Day

“Unstoppable God”: A Divine Anthem Nominated for Gospel Music’s Highest Honor

JEFF TURNER WITH INFORMATION FROM HORIZION RECORDS

(Arden, North Carolina) In the serene hills of Arden, North Carolina, a harmonious echo reverberates—a testament to faith, resilience, and the unwavering power of music. The Kingsmen, a storied quartet with a legacy etched in gospel history, stand at the threshold of greatness once again. Their song, “Unstoppable God,” has been nominated for the coveted title of Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year at this year’s Gospel Music Association Dove Awards.

The genesis of this majestic anthem lies in the heart of Chris Bryant, the group’s former lead singer. Collaborating with powerhouse co-writers Kenna Turner West and Jason Cox, Bryant crafted a lyrical masterpiece that transcends earthly boundaries. â€śUnstoppable God” soared to the pinnacle of May’s Singing News radio chart, capturing the hearts of listeners across the nation. But its impact extends far beyond airwaves—it serves as the title track of The Kingsmen’s latest album, a collection that resonates with divine affirmation.

“What a thrill! We are both surprised and grateful!” declares Alan Kendall, the baritone voice behind The Kingsmen. His words carry the weight of decades—a journey that began with their first Dove win in 1974 for â€śBig and Live.” Since then, they’ve clinched two more victories and amassed an impressive 19 nominations. The Gospel Music Association and the Dove Awards have been steadfast allies, recognizing their unwavering commitment to spreading the message of hope.

“Unstoppable God” isn’t merely a song; it’s their anthem—a celestial soundtrack that accompanies their every step. â€śFrom the moment we all heard the demo for the first time,” Kendall reflects, â€śit became our rallying cry.” Divine orchestration weaves through their story—the inexplicable alignment of circumstances, the synergy of an incredible team both onstage and off. God’s hand, they believe, is at work, reminding them that He is infinitely greater than earthly confines.

As the Dove Awards draw near, The Kingsmen stand on hallowed ground. Their voices, harmonizing with eternity, echo the truth: God is unstoppable, and His melody weaves through their lives, their music, and their legacy.

New Song Release: “PRAISE” by Taranda Greene

JEFF TURNER

One can’t listen to Taranda Greene sing and not feel the very essence of this song – she is all about praising her Lord! As long as she’s been singing, PRAISE has been the cry of her heart.

The psalmist encourages us to make a joyful noise unto the Lord, and when this powerhouse voice starts singing about Jesus, one can literally feel the joy that she’s experiencing!

Taranda is joined by Jason Hoard in her new release PRAISE. Jason brings that smooth tenor harmony. Our guess is that you’ll be singing right along with them!

“I won’t be quiet; my God is alive! How could I keep it inside? Praise the Lord, O my soul!”

Feel the joy and let your soul sing along! Taranda’s new song was added today (30 July) to the music rotation on Texas Gospel Canada!

“You’ll Find Him There”: A Musical Journey of Discovery

JEFF TURNER

In the bustling world of music, where rhythms collide and melodies intertwine, there emerges a song that transcends mere notes. “You’ll Find Him There,” the latest offering from EHSS (Ernie Haase & Signature Sound), invites listeners on a soul-stirring journey—a quest for the divine that echoes across time and space. The song was added to our music rotation today (30 July.)

“And after the earthquake, a fire; but the Lord was not in the fire: and after the fire, a still small voice.” — 1 Kings 19:12

These words from the Book of Kings, serve as the foundation for “You’ll Find Him There.” The song captures the essence of Elijah’s encounter with the Almighty—a moment when chaos gave way to quiet revelation. EHSS, renowned for their harmonious blend of voices, brings this biblical narrative to life through music.

The quartet’s signature four-part harmony takes center stage in “You’ll Find Him There.” As the notes rise and fall, listeners are transported to the very heart of Elijah’s quest. The song’s upbeat tempo mirrors the urgency of the prophet’s search, while the harmonies evoke both longing and hope.

“There’ll be a big earthquake moving under your feet, and though the ground will shake, still the Lord you will not see. You’ll hear a still, small voice that gently fills the air – YOU’LL FIND HIM THERE!”

In these lines, EHSS encapsulates the seismic shifts of life—the moments when our foundations tremble. Yet, amidst the chaos, there exists a whisper—a divine presence that defies the clamor. The still, small voice beckons us to listen, to seek beyond the visible, and to find solace in the unseen.

As “You’ll Find Him There” resonates through speakers and hearts alike, it reminds us that even in life’s cacophony, God’s presence endures.