Music is the only language that every human being understands. Music is color, from the bright beautiful tones to the dark somber tones. Dr. Samuel Wong says, "Music carries (alzheimers patients) like a bridge over devastated landscapes of the mind and like stepping stones into the territory lost. It is also recommended that if family members will play songs that were very special to the patient in the younger years, there will be greater recall of faces, names and places during visits. If music is this powerful to the greatly disadvantaged, imagine what music can do for those who can actively engage it! Music can lower blood pressure, reduce stress, clear thinking processes, disarm tensions, generate motivation and spawn creativity. Music can speak bold words in battle for the Lord, carry a host of people into intense worship and set the captives free.

The following workshops encompass all facets of inspirational music and how to incorporate them into the life of a christian.

Young Adult Show Choir

High School Show Choir

Middle School Show Choir

Elementary Show Choir

Wee Show Choir

Carnegie Hall

Music as Core Curriculum

The Melody of Hope

Have you lost your Song?

Rita, the Soloist.

Private Voice Lessons

Christian Drama Team Workshop

Gospel Choir

Adult Concert Choir

Speech Choir

The Young Chimes

Rya Scholarship Service

Line Dances

Keynote Speaking Professional / Concert Soloist / Published Author
And, For Fun!...Emcee / Pageant Judge / Social Media Director

Pure CBD Oil Health Coach

Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (Concentration in Counseling) from Jacksonville State University. Master of Science in Management Leadership (Healthcare Administration) from Troy University.

Bachelor of Science in Sociology, Minor in Music, from Jacksonville State University.
Associate of Science in Music Education, Vocal Performance
Snead State College, Gadsden State College, and Wallace State College.

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