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Aaron Tippin in Concert
Aaron Tippin is ready to rock.
The most countrified of country-music performers is back with his own record label, NIPPIT Records,
his own album Now & Then, a new single written by Aaron about his father titled “He Believed,”
and a new video starring his son Teddy as 'young Aaron.' He made his reputation with such
hard-core honky-tonk performances as “Working Man's Ph.D.,” “Kiss This,”
“You've Got to Stand for Something” and “There Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Radio,”
and he's continuing the hits and great music in his own rockin' way.
Don't worry. He's still Aaron Tippin, and he'll always be a country singer,
he's just doing things a little differently now. “I feel like there's still great music in me,”
says the multi-million selling entertainer. “The only evolution is that I'm putting more
of the roots where I came from -- the Carolinas -- into the sound.
It has the southern-rock influence, with that rockin' guitar sound from
The Marshall Tucker Band and Charlie Daniels. I'm cross-breeding that with the steel and fiddle.
And you'll still hear me yodeling on the new stuff.
During the first Gulf War in 1990, Aaron Tippin had become the first singer to
go to Saudi Arabia to entertain the troops. In 2002 he went to Afghanistan.
Since 2003, he has been making annual visits to our forces in Iraq and become
the spokesman for the Paralyzed Veterans of America.
In 2005 he became the first country artist to donate funds to the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Bobby Welch
Before leaving the U.S. Army he received the rank of Captain, he had become a
Paratrooper, Ranger, Jungle Expert, Green Beret,
receiving the Bronze Star with "V" Device for bravery, Purple Heart, Air Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge
and other decorations. As a recon platoon leader in Vietnam he was shot and given up for dead,
at which time God miraculously intervened in a life changing way that resulted in his call to the ministry.
Welch is one of the most heard Southern Baptist "God and Country" speakers
.
Frank Turek
An eight-year veteran of the United States Navy, Frank served as a Naval Aviator in the Pacific,
Indian Ocean, and Persian Gulf. He is the co-author of two award-winning books: Legislating Morality,
and I Don't have Enough Faith to be an Atheist, and he has appeared on numerous TV and radio programs
including: The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity and Colmes, Faith under Fire, Politically Incorrect, The Bible Answerman,
and Focus on the Family. He has a Doctorate in Apologetics, a Masters Degree in Public Administration,
and has taught courses in Leadership and Management at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
Frank and his wife Stephanie reside near Charlotte, North Carolina and are blessed with three incredible sons.
FrankTurek.com
Pastor Ken Hall
Senior Pastor
Lilburn First Baptist Church
Host Church
Lilburn Chapter
Task Force Patriot
Brian "Jethro" Neal Major USAF
B-2 Bomber Pilot
Jessie Bock, 13 years old, is an honor student in 8th grade at Five Forks Middle School.
She started singing at age 4 and did her first church solo at age 9.
Jessie has accomplished much in a few short years,
from performances with the Atlanta Ballets "Nutcracker" while in Atlanta Youth Choir,
to winning 2007 Vocalist of the Year New Gospel, and
2007 Most Promising Entertainer New Gospel
from the North America Country Music Association International (NACMAI)
Jessie also performs the National Anthem at local baseball games
and visits other churches where she shares the word of God through her vocal talents.
Peter Marshall
Son of Senate Chaplain Dr. Peter Marshall and author Catherine Marshall,
he graduated from Yale University and Princeton Theological Seminary,
served as pastor in New England for over 12 years. Since 1977, he has devoted himself to
a national ministry of preaching, teaching, and writing.
Peter Marshall Ministries
Keri Hobgood
"U.S. Marine Corps Mom"
Vocalist
What started over 15 years ago, as one's man's dream to honor Veterans
with Maine wreaths for the holidays, has become an annual event cherished by many.
Humbled with a new understanding about the impact the Arlington Wreath Project has made,
not only in honoring the dead, but recognizing the sacrifices of the living,
Morrill Worcester - President of Worcester Wreath Company committed himself
to doing more, by reaching out across the country.
In creating Wreaths Across America, it was the wish of Morrill and Karen Worcester
to bring children and Veterans together, as the ideal way of expressing appreciation
for the past, present, and future sacrifices our Veterans (and their families) make for this country.
Wreaths Across America
Brenda Pace has served in various leadership roles for military organizations.
Brenda's greatest joy, aside from being a wife, mom, and now grand mom,
is to share with women the message that God can use their lives for His Kingdom work!
Brenda lives in Washington DC with her husband
Richard, a US Army chaplain. She has co-authored a devotional book
for military wives entitled Medals above My Heart,
the Rewards of Being a Military Wife, published by Broadman and Holman.
Carol McGlothlin has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology.
She comes from a background of her husband's 22 years of military service.
She was a facilitator for the Pre-Command Spouse
Orientation Program at Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Carol has taught Women's Bible Studies.
The publication of Medals above My Heart has given her numerous opportunities
to share her passion for those who serve their country so selflessly.
Vintage Vocals
We are VINTAGE VOCALS and we perform eclectic vocal music for all occasions.
We are unique among performing groups, due to the variety of venues in which we perform
and the musical styles we present. Our venues range from military bases to the Ga. Renaissance Festival.
You can catch our act belting out 40's swing tunes in Andrews Sisters style uniforms one day
and singing folk songs on the the S.A.M. Shortline excursion train in denim and bandannas, the next.
We are wives, mothers and teachers who have made a fantasy life out of music that has been successful
beyond our wildest dreams, transporting us overseas on a USO tour and forming friendships both stateside and abroad.
We have performed at churches, state parks, military bases, corporate events for Delta, AT&T, GE, Southern Company,
Continental Airlines, HBO and many more. We are particularly dedicated to our military veterans and patriotic to the core.
Ben Johnson III
Grandpappy
"I will praise the Lord all my life; I will sing praise to my God
as long as I shall live…" Psalm 146:2
Jimmy Morton and others will display Vintage Race Cars.
Aaron Tippin in Concert
Aaron Tippin is ready to rock.
The most countrified of country-music performers is back with his own record label, NIPPIT Records,
his own album Now & Then, a new single written by Aaron about his father titled “He Believed,”
and a new video starring his son Teddy as 'young Aaron.' He made his reputation with such
hard-core honky-tonk performances as “Working Man's Ph.D.,” “Kiss This,”
“You've Got to Stand for Something” and “There Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Radio,”
and he's continuing the hits and great music in his own rockin' way.
Don't worry. He's still Aaron Tippin, and he'll always be a country singer,
he's just doing things a little differently now. “I feel like there's still great music in me,”
says the multi-million selling entertainer. “The only evolution is that I'm putting more
of the roots where I came from -- the Carolinas -- into the sound.
It has the southern-rock influence, with that rockin' guitar sound from
The Marshall Tucker Band and Charlie Daniels. I'm cross-breeding that with the steel and fiddle.
And you'll still hear me yodeling on the new stuff.
During the first Gulf War in 1990, Aaron Tippin had become the first singer to
go to Saudi Arabia to entertain the troops. In 2002 he went to Afghanistan.
Since 2003, he has been making annual visits to our forces in Iraq and become
the spokesman for the Paralyzed Veterans of America.
In 2005 he became the first country artist to donate funds to the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Before leaving the U.S. Army he received the rank of Captain, he had become a
Paratrooper, Ranger, Jungle Expert, Green Beret,
receiving the Bronze Star with "V" Device for bravery, Purple Heart, Air Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge
and other decorations. As a recon platoon leader in Vietnam he was shot and given up for dead,
at which time God miraculously intervened in a life changing way that resulted in his call to the ministry.
Welch is one of the most heard Southern Baptist "God and Country" speakers
Brian "Jethro" Neal Major USAF
Carol McGlothlin has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology.
.
Frank Turek
An eight-year veteran of the United States Navy, Frank served as a Naval Aviator in the Pacific,
Indian Ocean, and Persian Gulf. He is the co-author of two award-winning books: Legislating Morality,
and I Don't have Enough Faith to be an Atheist, and he has appeared on numerous TV and radio programs
including: The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity and Colmes, Faith under Fire, Politically Incorrect, The Bible Answerman,
and Focus on the Family. He has a Doctorate in Apologetics, a Masters Degree in Public Administration,
and has taught courses in Leadership and Management at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
Frank and his wife Stephanie reside near Charlotte, North Carolina and are blessed with three incredible sons.
FrankTurek.com
Pastor Ken Hall
Senior Pastor
Lilburn First Baptist Church
Host Church
Lilburn Chapter
Task Force Patriot
B-2 Bomber Pilot
Jessie Bock, 13 years old, is an honor student in 8th grade at Five Forks Middle School.
She started singing at age 4 and did her first church solo at age 9.
Jessie has accomplished much in a few short years,
from performances with the Atlanta Ballets "Nutcracker" while in Atlanta Youth Choir,
to winning 2007 Vocalist of the Year New Gospel, and
2007 Most Promising Entertainer New Gospel
from the North America Country Music Association International (NACMAI)
Jessie also performs the National Anthem at local baseball games
and visits other churches where she shares the word of God through her vocal talents.
Peter Marshall
Son of Senate Chaplain Dr. Peter Marshall and author Catherine Marshall,
he graduated from Yale University and Princeton Theological Seminary,
served as pastor in New England for over 12 years. Since 1977, he has devoted himself to
a national ministry of preaching, teaching, and writing.
Peter Marshall Ministries
Keri Hobgood
"U.S. Marine Corps Mom"
Vocalist
What started over 15 years ago, as one's man's dream to honor Veterans
with Maine wreaths for the holidays, has become an annual event cherished by many.
Humbled with a new understanding about the impact the Arlington Wreath Project has made,
not only in honoring the dead, but recognizing the sacrifices of the living,
Morrill Worcester - President of Worcester Wreath Company committed himself
to doing more, by reaching out across the country.
In creating Wreaths Across America, it was the wish of Morrill and Karen Worcester
to bring children and Veterans together, as the ideal way of expressing appreciation
for the past, present, and future sacrifices our Veterans (and their families) make for this country.
Wreaths Across America
Brenda Pace has served in various leadership roles for military organizations.
Brenda's greatest joy, aside from being a wife, mom, and now grand mom,
is to share with women the message that God can use their lives for His Kingdom work!
Brenda lives in Washington DC with her husband
Richard, a US Army chaplain. She has co-authored a devotional book
for military wives entitled Medals above My Heart,
the Rewards of Being a Military Wife, published by Broadman and Holman.
She comes from a background of her husband's 22 years of military service.
She was a facilitator for the Pre-Command Spouse
Orientation Program at Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Carol has taught Women's Bible Studies.
The publication of Medals above My Heart has given her numerous opportunities
to share her passion for those who serve their country so selflessly.
Vintage Vocals
We are VINTAGE VOCALS and we perform eclectic vocal music for all occasions.
We are unique among performing groups, due to the variety of venues in which we perform
and the musical styles we present. Our venues range from military bases to the Ga. Renaissance Festival.
You can catch our act belting out 40's swing tunes in Andrews Sisters style uniforms one day
and singing folk songs on the the S.A.M. Shortline excursion train in denim and bandannas, the next.
We are wives, mothers and teachers who have made a fantasy life out of music that has been successful
beyond our wildest dreams, transporting us overseas on a USO tour and forming friendships both stateside and abroad.
We have performed at churches, state parks, military bases, corporate events for Delta, AT&T, GE, Southern Company,
Continental Airlines, HBO and many more. We are particularly dedicated to our military veterans and patriotic to the core.
Ben Johnson III
Grandpappy
"I will praise the Lord all my life; I will sing praise to my God
as long as I shall live…" Psalm 146:2
Jimmy Morton and others will display Vintage Race Cars.
