Legacy Five
When the Legendary Cathedral Quartet retired in December of 1999, Roger Bennett and Scott Fowler decided to continue the rich musical tradition of Southern Gospel Quartet singing. Legacy Five was organized and had their official debut in January 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia. Since that day, they have made a major mark on the Southern Gospel Music world. Immediately audiences responded overwhelmingly to their four-part harmony and their ability to effectively communicate the message of Christ. Since the quartet's formation, they have established and maintained a firm place at the top of Christian music.

Legacy Five's Website

The Great Adventure Gospel Band
As a fun loving, traditional family from Braham, MN, Great Adventure Gospel Band loves to sing and play gospel music. The group consists of David and Kris Garms and six of their seven children, ages ranging from five to eighteen. Each member of the family plays at least one instrument to accompany their family harmony, creating a lively atmosphere at each performance.

With a repertoire including gospel bluegrass, Southern gospel, acapella, and traditional hymns, the endearing family will inspire you.

To learn more about The Great Adventure Gospel Band and how to support their ministry, visit their web site at www.greatadventurefamily.com.

Legacy Five Concert Highlight Video: Featuring Guest Singer Caleb Garms

Beatrice (Bea) Sundquist
Beatrice (Bea) Sundquist has been teaching piano, accordion, and organ for 66 years. Bea is a licensed Minister of Music credentialed by the Assemblies of God and was the pianist for the Crystal City Quartet, traveling extensively with the quartet through the 90's. Bea presently has 8 piano students, is a church pianist, and plays for residents in manors around the Brainerd Lakes Area. Bea was featured in the March 1, 2010 edition of the Brainerd Dispatch. Read the article, entitiled, She just keeps on playing.