Fantastic and praise God…very exciting few months ahead! It looks like all the national mini-concert-tours until July are now sorted although there maybe room to squeeze one more visit in at the beginning or at the end of each trip if you wanted to host one and I am anywhere near your area. March 13th Coventry (Glorie Days) 14th Erdington (Glorie Days) 15th Finedon (Sting in the Tale) April 25th Papworth (Sting in the Tale) 26th Comberton (Glorie Days) 27th Ramsey (Sting in the Tale) 28th Ramsey (Praise Party) May 22nd Bristol (Praise Party followed by Sting in the Tale) 23rd Swindon (Sting in the Tale) 24th Rodbourne (Praise Party)…

I’ve just been sent these from people who attended a couple my very recent concerts. So encouraging to hear that God is using them to bring happiness and healing through such simple, honest, relaxed and lots of fun concerts! From a ‘Glorie Days’ concert. Thank you ever so much for coming to Lacock. We had a brilliant time! We were still singing, laughing and dancing on the way home and on Saturday! And from a ‘Sting in the tale’ concert. Just a quick e mail to say how much your trip to us was valued by everyone I have spoken with. One lady who has had a journey thro lung…

What a glorious day to be travelling up to Laycock to perform a ‘Glorie Days’ concert this evening! St Cyriac’s Church. Doors open at 7.00 for a 7.30 start. Admission charge (payable at the door). Adults £5.00. Older children £3.00 Can’t wait!

Spalding, Horncastle, Birchwood Lincoln and finally Nottingham! All brilliant concerts and all so different but none as different as the final one in Nottingham. Betel Church in Nottingham is a very special church which is the centre for many who have had seriously troubled and addictive backgrounds. The hall was packed and I knew that the usual ‘sting’ concert was not going to be appropriate for the large audience facing me. So after a quick cry out to the Lord for help I decided to drop a few songs and change a few stories and step out of the boat into the unknown…..hoping and praying that God would rescue me!…

Even if you know nothing about my years spent working with thousands of 8-11 year old children in the ‘Glorie Company’ I’m sure that all ages will still really enjoy the ‘Glorie Days’ concert as it contains great fun singalong songs and also some mind blowing stories of how we saw God use children in amazing ways. However, the concert that will follow ‘Glorie Days’ that I originally was going to call ‘Glorie Days Are Here Again’ has nothing to do with ‘Glories’, ‘the Glorie Company’ or even children. Although I will use this title for this years Spring Harvest concert in Minehead (which of course was the birthplace and…