The McKameys will again grace the stage at Mineral Wells High School, Saturday at 6 p.m., spreading love and blessings through Southern Gospel music.
The trio of Clinton, Tenn., sisters – Dora, Peg and Carol McKamey – is in its fifth decade of singing together.
Opening for the McKameys is Masters Touch, a Metroplex ensemble that performs a range of songs, from older hymns to chart-topping southern gospel songs Concert tickets are $15 per person.
The McKameys play nationwide, about 150 days a year.
Each member of the McKameys is sincere in their love for the Lord, for the music they sing and in their need to spread the word to others through their music.
Master’s Touch is a spirit-filled gospel singing ministry with the desire to spread the gospel across the country in song. The group includes Loyal and Margie Rowland, from Grand Prairie, who attend New Beginnings Church of Arlington, Texas. It also includes Martin and Donna Borden, from Fort Worth.
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