The Taylors

A sibling gospel group from NEW YORK, the Taylors are two brothers and two sisters who’ve made sharing the good thing of god, the father a family group affair. The Taylors are tenor Jonathan Taylor, soprano Leslie Taylor Perkins, alto Suzanne Taylor Hise, and bass Christopher Taylor. Their dad is usually a Southern Baptist minister that has spent 27 years like a pastor in the Fellowship Baptist Chapel in Lillington, NEW YORK. Their mother is usually a music minister in the church, as well as the siblings discovered to sing harmonies as their mom performed piano. After many years of performing in chapel and in the home, the Taylors made a decision to consider their message towards the people in 2006. The next 12 months, the Taylors joined the NEW YORK Performing Convention competition, and received best honors as First Place Family members Group and First Place Combined Quartet. In 2008, the Taylors joined the Talent Display at Louisville, Kentucky’s Country wide Quartet Convention, where they once more came in 1st place. Having confirmed their skill, the Taylors became a favorite attraction around the Southern gospel circuit, playing as much as 200 times a year because they distributed their testimony of God’s salvation. They released their 1st album, Streams Crossed, in 2008, and held up a occupied recording schedule, placing out albums this year 2010 (Sing the storyplot), 2011 (It’s Xmas), and 2012 (Nearly House). In 2014, the Taylors struck a cope with the mentioned gospel label Stowtown Information, which released their 5th album, Way of measuring Elegance. In 2016, the Taylors announced that the group will be transitioning from a quartet to a trio, as Leslie Taylor Perkins and her spouse, Aaron Perkins, clarified a contact to serve as pastors of music and college students at a chapel in Myrtle Seaside, SC. In Apr 2016, just a couple times after Leslie performed her last show using the Taylors, they released their first record being a trio, Wish & Healing.