WBCE Radio Benefit

The Echoes traveled to Wickliffe, Kentucky, where we joined 12 other WKGMA groups and soloists to raise funds for WBCE Radio.  WKGMA always enjoys our relationship with WBCE and counts it an honor to help keep the Gospel going out over the midwest tri-state area.

The congregation was ready to worship, and our first song, "I'm Not Giving Up," got our set off to a fantastic start.  We then reminded people to just keep praying when things might not be going well for us, with "I Keep Praying."  Our final song was a recent addition, "Like I Wish I Had Lived."  We all have made mistakes in our past, but this song reminds us to learn from those mistakes and live our lives today forward like we would have liked to have lived them in the past.  Think about it.

Fall Harvest Festival

The Echoes returned to the Elizabethtown 1st Baptist Church in Elizabethtown, IL to participate in an afternoon of Gospel Singing.  This was one of the events culminating a month of Harvest celebration.  The church had been collecting articles to give to the Baptist Children's Home in Carmi, IL.  

After a noon luncheon, Roy Jackson led off the afternoon of singing with some solo selections of old-time favorite gospel songs.  Then, the Echoes continued with a mixture of our older songs, along with some newer ones.  It was a time of reflection, celebration and thankfulness for God's goodness.

May we always keep that in our minds -- that God is good, He is faithful, and Everlasting -- the same yesterday, today, and forever.

WKGMA Fall Convention

The Echoes had another great time at the WKGMA Fall Convention.  Held at Trinity Baptist Church, in Paducah, there were a good number of singers, singing to an enthusiastic audience.

We debuted a new song for us, "Like I Wish I Had Lived."  It's going to be a good one; there's a great message there.

Nothing much left to say.  God is good; He loves us; we should want to live for him each day.