TRIBUTE QT TENOR.. MOVES TO GREATER VISION Greater Vision has named Jacob Kitson as the group's new tenor. Jacob has, for the last seventeen months, been the tenor voice.. and a founding member of the Tribute Qt. Gerald Wolfe states: "We are really excited about Jacob joining Greater Vision. The first time I met him, which was about one year ago, I knew
he was a very special and gifted young man with a real heart for ministry. He was the first person to call me after the announcemet of Jason's departure, and he is the only person we actually auditioned. We knew he was the right man from the start."
Jacob will begin traveling with Greater Vision in June,.. his first official concert with the group will be August 6th in Lebanon, Missouri. GV will be in the recording studio later this month working on Jacob's debut recording with the group.
Jacob commented.."I am looking forward to serving side by side each night with men who have dedicated their lives to a ministry of Christ-honoring Christian music. I can say this is a great honor and I'm pleased to be part of such a team."
Rodney Griffin said... "I look forward to what the Lord has in store as Jacob joins our ministry. Jacob says he's been a Greater Vision fan since he was a teenager. Now that's he's joining us, we'll see how long he remains one!"
Kitson, 24, replaces Jason Waldroup, who will be leaving Greater Vision in August. Jacob presently lives in Nashville.. but plans to relocate
to Morristown, TN.. headquarters for GV.
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RAMBO BUS ACCIDENT - PATIENT UPDATES
The latest Information coming from St John's Hospital, in Springfield, Missouri.. indicates that Dottie
Rambo's manager.. Larry Ferguson, came through additional surgery, Tuesday, with satisfactory results. Following the procedure.. Larry was moved form ICU into a private room. Ferguson's don, Christian.. was released from the facility.
At last report.. Chris Barnes, product manager and web master for the Rambo organization, and bus driver Ronnie Meadows were in stable condition.. and remained in the Intensive Care Unit. All were injured Sunday morning when Dottie Rambo's bus crashed near Mt Vernon, Missouri. Dottie died as a result of her injuries.