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When asked to reflect about the over twenty years of music that the Southern Brothers have sung, recorded, and performed, a great range of emotions well up.  The Southern Brothers ministry and career have the makings of a great novel or movie.  A great story contains drama, laughter, successes and failures and the story of the Scott, Tim and Todd Mills (corporately known as the Southern Brothers) can fill all of the above.  This journey is one of redemption, success, and a testament to the unwavering music and message of three brothers wanting only to present the Gospel in a style that is unique and worthy of the Creator in whom they sing.

Tim Mills said, "We began our singing formally in1986.  The group began originally with Scott and Todd Mills, Jerry Wagner (our cousin) and a young man singing bass from our church.  We got together to do a special in church after the choir couldn't work the song out. The special was a huge success and eventually one special song became two, and then churches were calling us to sing at youth revivals and other events.  About six months into the group forming, I took the spot of the young man and thus all three brothers and first cousin formed the group that stayed together for a long period of time."

"We have had a little bit of turnover, but have stayed fairly consistent with the Southern Brothers," mentioned Scott. "During different times with the group others have come and gone. Things have come full circle and we are now a trio consisting of Tim, Todd and myself."

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Tammy started out singing as a young girl, when her dad would stand her in a chair and play the flat top guitar.  She would sing at revivals and church services across Ohio and Kentucky.  God blessed her singing ministry to include a 14 year career with her family group, “The Jones Family”.  The family group recorded for The Eddie Crook Company from Nashville.  While with the Eddie Crook Company Tammy wrote songs for several nationally known groups in the industry.  The Perrys recorded “There Has Never Been” and took the song into the Top 10 in the Southern Gospel Charts.  The Bishops then recorded “I’ll Live Again” and took that song to #1 on the charts.

As group members grew up and married, other obligations took priority and the group disbanded.  Tammy still felt the call of the Lord on her life to share her singing ministry and launched her solo career.  During the past 12 years, Tammy has had 9 Top 80 songs that she has penned and release to radio.  “Until I Hear From Heaven” went as high as #10 nationwide on the Singing News Top 80 Chart.  Tammy recorded 4 projects as a soloist, for Zion Music Group and producer Kevin McManus.

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Shannon ministers to women throughout the United States, and is considered to be powerfully anointed by the many lives she touches.  She possesses a tremendous passion for reaching women with the message of Jesus Christ, and longs to see lives changed through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Through her wonderful sense of humor and powerful testimony, God uses Shannon to touch women in a REAL way.  Shannon shares many inspiring and exciting stories of her own life that will make you laugh, cry, and draw closer to the Lord with an exciting hope for the future.

Shannon has been invited to speak and lead Praise and Worship at many women’s conferences throughout the denominations, and believes that all women have the need to be uplifted and inspired to face the challenges of today.  Shannon explains “I  earned a Master’s Degree in Counseling because I love people.  Now God has allowed me to combine my music with my degree to minister to women in a way that only He can do, and it is awesome.  He does incredible things at each conference, and many women’s lives are being changed as a result.”

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Authenticity is a rare commodity in this world. To Dora Pop, authenticity is the root of her character. Born in Oradea, Romania during the Communist regime, her parents decided early in their marriage that they were going to find a way to raise their family in America. "My parents were always very active in the church," stated Dora. "They were desperate to escape the legalism of a Communist government." Dora was two years old when her family arrived in America.

“My father's passions are God and music. That is his driving force, everyday." The Pop family settled in Cleveland, Ohio, where her dad continued his work in the Romanian church as both the Choir director and Orchestra conductor. His love of music eventually led the family to move to Houston, TX where the family settled in and have lived the life that they dreamed about while in Romania.

Dora has shared her father’s passion for music from an early age. "My parents always listened to Southern Gospel music. I didn’t know about genres of music, I just knew that I wanted to sing." Her older sister Emilia often sang solos in the church Children's Choir. "I would beg the director to give me a solo too, but he thought that I was too young." The director finally gave in and gave Dora her first solo at age five, and she’s been center stage ever since.

In 2006 Tony, Tim and Monica came together to perform for a missions fundraising event at their local church.  Little did they know that a year later they would come together again and, with the encouragement from a trusted friend in the southern gospel industry, form the group "EVIDENT CALL".  This decision began a flurry of events leading the group to Nashville, TN to record their first CD with well-known producer, Steve Mauldin.  They would then attend the National Quartet Convention for the first time in September 2007, appear on the regional showcase there and release their first radio single, "HIS NAME IS JESUS", to gospel radio stations nationwide in February 2008.

Brothers Tony and Tim McKinney grew up with their uncles Reese and Raymond McKinney, original members of The Kingsmen, influencing them at a young age.  Monica Carver's passion for music was ignited by her dad who taught her to play the guitar at the age of 11 and encouraged her to sing.  They all pursued solo careers in different fields of music over the years and each one has their own testimony of God's calling to use their gift for His glory. Their self-titled debut CD showcases their talent not only as seasoned vocalists but also as songwriters.  Eight of the songs recorded are originals written by Monica, Tony, Tim and Liz, Tim's wife, who also manages the group.

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 Sunday Edition was formed by manager and owner Deon Unthank. Unthank had a life long dream of creating a Gospel quartet that could be just as good as the top groups of the time, such as the Blackwood Brothers or the Imperials.

 After three of his members resigned, Deon found himself in a quandary. Enlisting the help of his pianist, cousin Janice Lloyd, and his sister, Cheryl, the Sunday Edition was reformed as a mixed trio. The group maintained its popularity and was soon traveling abroad again. After recording two full length LPs with the group, Deon saw himself left alone again as both his sister and cousin decided to leave the group to start families.

Unthank spent the next 25 years happily singing in churches and filling in for Brian Lester in the Lesters for a short amount of time. Deon found himself married with a large family of talented children. In 1995 Deon got together to sing in a church with his daughter, Amy Marie, and oldest son, Aaron.

 What this did was start a flame in Unthank's life once again. He had that burning desire to start again and tackle the world of Gospel music one more time.