At nine years old Megan gave her debut solo performance in front of a crowd of five hundred at a Mission Banquet in Brandon, Mississippi. She recieved a standing ovation and her performance led to the start of what would become her music ministry.
Megan recieved quite an unexpected surprise when she arrived at her performance in Jackson, Tennessee. She learned that Jerry Rankin, the president of the Southern Baptist International Mission Board was speaking in the building next door. He had also been the guest speaker at Megan's debut performance and hadn't seen her since then. When she introduced herself, he still remembered her, twelve years later!
This photo of Megan on stage at Gospel Music Expo held in Tupelo, Mississippi, was taken on March 6, 2010.
When she wasn't on stage her time was spent here.
Dr. Buck Morton was emcee of the National Quartet Convention for more than thirty years and has also acted as emcee of the Gospel Music Expo since its inception in 1998.
Classic Four occupied the table next to Megan's.
Southern Image launched Gospel Music Expo in 1998 with the help of New Ground and with Dr. Buck Morton as emcee.
Originating in Alabama, New Ground has become a well-known group in Southern Gospel music.
To close the Expo, everyone gathered on stage for a final performance.
On March 7, 2010, Megan sang on the opening night of revival services in which Jim Futrel was preaching. He is executive director of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board.
At nine years old Megan gave her debut solo performance in front of a crowd of five hundred at a Mission Banquet in Brandon, Mississippi. She recieved a standing ovation and her performance led to the start of what would become her music ministry.
Megan recieved quite an unexpected surprise when she arrived at her performance in Jackson, Tennessee. She learned that Jerry Rankin, the president of the Southern Baptist International Mission Board was speaking in the building next door. He had also been the guest speaker at Megan's debut performance and hadn't seen her since then. When she introduced herself, he still remembered her, twelve years later!
This photo of Megan on stage at Gospel Music Expo held in Tupelo, Mississippi, was taken on March 6, 2010.
When she wasn't on stage her time was spent here.
Dr. Buck Morton was emcee of the National Quartet Convention for more than thirty years and has also acted as emcee of the Gospel Music Expo since its inception in 1998.
Classic Four occupied the table next to Megan's.
Southern Image launched Gospel Music Expo in 1998 with the help of New Ground and with Dr. Buck Morton as emcee.
Originating in Alabama, New Ground has become a well-known group in Southern Gospel music.
To close the Expo, everyone gathered on stage for a final performance.
On March 7, 2010, Megan sang on the opening night of revival services in which Jim Futrel was preaching. He is executive director of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board.