Cindy Morgan is an incredible singer. I first heard her when she sang at Bellevue Community Church years ago. She has a new album out and I couldn’t help but mention it here. I’ve included from her website some information below.
The album “Postcards” arrives as the latest project from award-winning recording artist Cindy Morgan. Five years in the making, the Wayne Kirkpatrick-produced album is Morgan’s first of a new label partnership with Reunion Records and the Provident Label Group.
Cindy Morgan’s career as one of Christian music’s premier singer/songwriters began 15 years ago. A native of Harrogate, Tenn., a rural, Appalachian town in the eastern region of the Volunteer state, Morgan came onto the gospel music scene like a rocket, garnering New Artist of the Year honors during her first year. Ambitious and energetic, she spent the better part of a decade touring six studio albums—the music spanning from youth-oriented pop/dance tracks to powerful, introspective ballads—and participating in noteworthy special-event projects, including the Oswald Chambers-inspired My Utmost for His Highest, the New Young Messiah , Exodus, Streams, One Silent Night and Emmanuel and Gloria.
A songwriter’s songwriter, Morgan has garnered several No. 1 hits (including “Listen,” “Real Life” and “I Know You”) and several Dove Award and Billboard Music Video Award nominations. Her songs have been recorded by luminaries such as Michael W. Smith, Avalon, Rachael Lampa, Michael English, BeBe Winans, Sandi Patty, Jaci Velasquez, Mark Schultz, John Tesh and Natalie Grant.
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That’s my youngest, Timothy - playing the horn on the Fairview High School Marching Band and he’s not even in high school yet. They just had a competition in Pulaski this weekend and came in third. They did a great job. He’s loving every minute of it. To see more pictures of the band, go to their