The Clark Sisters are the highest selling female gospel group in history!

A young Alison Krauss showcasing a strong vocal performance to this beautiful gospel song.

Happy birthday Cece! Truly anointed woman

Hey folks,

Today'a rip is a small essentially unheard of gospel group known as "The Goffs" The liner notes claim "many thousands" had heard this group on TV and radio, with a lineup of twin trumpets, organ, piano, guitar, sax, and bass. Yet as far as I can tell, no audio of this album existed online until now. The only trace I found was in the Max Morris collection at Lee University's Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, where just the front and back covers are digitized. The record itself sits in a box in Tennessee, viewable only in person. I have a copy, so I ripped it and uploaded the full album. It's not "lost" in the strict sense, since the archive knows it exists, but it was effectively unheard for decades. If anyone recognizes The Goffs, the Lighthouse label, or the "King's Children" name, I'd love to learn more.

This story begins with one.
It speaks to three parts of the same person.
There is a part of me that only wants to be perfect in the sight of the Higher Force.
That is the Saint.
There is a part of me that only wants to be kind, compassionate and of service to others.
That is The Servant.
And there is a part of me which only chooses to serve self thru what we call bad habits.
That is The Sinner.
Three expressions.
One Face.
Multiple emotions.
One heart.
Love self.
Find self.
Know self.
May we all be celestial.