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Welcome old school flavor in YouTube.com "Gospel Sunday Even Concerts", featuring our favorite gospel singer of all time "Pastor Shirley Caesar.
So without further ado, "Its A Month of Sunday's" with a Legend/First Lady to most of the world but to the entire world, she's "Pastor Shirley Caesar".
From singing with her father's group at age ten "the Just Came Four" to the Caravans Albertina Walker, Inez Andrews, and Sarah McKissick, the "Queen of Gospel", stated and demonstrated since the late 30s, she laid claim until this day "I (she) Won't Be Back.
Be that as it may, after hearing the voice of God during a college exam, Shirley Caesar (born 1938) believed it was her duty to spread the Gospel. This "calling" has developed into 150 concerts per year, volunteer work for the poor, numerous Grammy awards, and over 30 record albums.
With 150 concerts a year, 25 hours a week helping the poor in her Outreach Ministries, several Grammies, and 30 record albums to her credit, Shirley Caesar may seem to be a whole army of gospel singers instead of just one diminutive (5'1, 3/4") cherubic-looking woman. The "Queen of Gospel" packs a lot of wallop in her small frame. Backed by a sixty-person choir, rocking like a tempest, she is a bundle of fireworks on the Fourth of July. The gospel style of song and sermonette, singing that involves both the spoken word and dramatic acting, was developed primarily by Shirley Caesar. She journeys all over the world, sometimes traveling all night to return to her pulpit in Durham, North Carolina, the town where she was born. "It is not easy," said Shirley in her 1995 video He Will Come (Word Records), "In fact, sometimes it is downright mind-boggling. But, somehow, even though I'm wearing all of these hats, the Lord helps me to just barrel through it." Shirley has barreled through fifty years of touring and preaching, starting at age ten, and she continues to bring the house down every time she performs.
The tenth of 12 children, Shirley Caesar was born October 13, 1938. Her father James was a tobacco worker who was well-known in the Carolinas as the lead singer in a gospel quartet, the Just Came Four. Shirley began singing with the group at age ten. When she was twelve, her father died, and she began touring with an evangelist named Leroy Johnson, who also had a television show in Portsmouth, Virginia. In 1951, at thirteen, she recorded her first song "I'd Rather Have Jesus." While still in high school, she toured throughout the Carolinas.
Pastor Shirley's determination took her to North Carolina Central College where she studied business education. She has said that she got the call to God's work in the middle of a typing test. According to Kim Hubbard of People, she heard someone call out her name. Shirley turned to the young woman next to her and asked if she had spoken. When Shirley went home, she lay on the bed, and heard the same voice: "Behold, I have called you from your mother's womb and I have anointed your lips to preach the gospel." Shirley believed that this was a message that foretold special work for her in spreading the Gospel. Around the same time, Shirley heard Chicago's female gospel group, the Caravans, and she saw an opportunity to answer the call. She sought an audition with the group, was immediately hired, and left school for a life of singing and ministry.
The Caravans had several members who became famous in the history of gospel music: Albertina Walker, Inez Andrews, and Sarah McKissick. Each woman had a different style and Shirley's contribution was an energetic and dramatic approach where she would act out the songs and walk among the congregation, engaging the members directly. On the song "I Won't Be Back," she would run through the hall searching for an exit, then leave for a brief period. Her forte was the sermon in the middle of songs that addressed the subject of the song and expounded on its theme. She exhorted the listeners to reach out to God and to take the example of Jesus. On the subject of motherhood, she was particularly effective. Her song "Don't Drive Your Mama Away" tells of a son who is shamed for putting his mother in the rest home. Next week it's a continuation of the history of one of God Good Gift's from above "Pastor Shirley Caesar".
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Simply put, "It's a Month of Sunday's (second Sunday) featuring a "Legend/First Lady of Gospel "Pastor Shirley Caesar" and we're going all out to bring live video of one of God's good gifts from above "Pastor Shirely Ceasar".
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Shirley Caesar "He's Bringing You Out"by chj33360,095 views
Jesus i thank you soooooooooooooo much for working it all out for my Good, Love You!!!!
saybyghrace2 3 months ago
i luv this song thank u JESUS
mzmetar 3 months ago
Thank you Jesus...We praise your holy name!!!!!!!!!!!!
PeaceTruthandLoyalty 4 months ago
God CAN!!!
Themetuk 4 months ago