Circuit Riders Gospel Programs

Remember Gospel music with a message? So do Circuit Riders. Anymore, you don't seem to hear much of it.

Circuit Riders started out singing Gospel music for special music in the local church they met at as a trio of women. They then developed an interest in the old Western songs and took their music ministry to other churches, many times doing music in the service and then having a western program afterwords.

The Circuit Riders have gone into their archives of music to find some old favorites that haven't been heard in a while but have a good message to them. Do you remember songs like Bloodwashed Band, Sheltered in the Arms of God, Sweet Beulah Land, and Look for Me? If you do, you'll surely be blessed by the unique arrangments Circuit Riders have put to these and other favorites.

Not only that, Kate has been burdened about a lack of Western-Gospel songs that have a clear message to them. Over the years, she has written a number of original gospel songs that have the old Western (Sons of the Pioneers, Roy Rogers) flavor and a clear message of salvation in Christ alone. These aren't your modern-day "seven-eleven" choruses (seven words, repeted eleven times).

Circuit Riders' desire is to see hearts changed and lives moved closer to the Lord, especially when folks turn to Christ for their salvation.
Circuit Riders can do just about any music program you want in your church: special music, short sets, full concerts. Big or small, they are flexible. Sunday morning, Sunday night, Sunday afternoon, midweek, Sunday School fellowship, special music for revival/evangelistic meetings, or just about anything else you might have in mind.

If you need more information (including but not limited to a doctrinal statement, Demo CD, a time to chat...) please don't hesitate to contact Sharon Bothwell by phone, 1-307-587-9714, or e-mail, sb_bothwell@juno.com.

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