Jay Stone Singers Return with "Mercy Lives"
Coming on October 2 is the much anticipated return of Jay Stone Singers. Released through Crossroads Music, "Mercy Lives" features the quartet at their best. The ministry of the Jay Stone Singers began in the small North Carolina town of Hope Mills, in October of 1976. During the last 37 years of performing, this group has performed in 25 states, 3 countries and released several albums. Today the group continues to provide harmonies that only a family are capable of, while stirring your soul.
The latest release, Mercy Lives will be available through Crossroads Music at your digital service provider on 10/02/2015.
- Love Like You Mean It (03:10)
- Mercy Lives (03:56)
- Example / At the Cross (03:10)
- Arise (03:03)
- Only You/ Rescue (04:18)
- Grace for Tomorrow / Speechless (05:03)
- Sing (03:57)
- A Cross Became My Saving Grace (03:48)
- This Well (04:05)
- Soul Searching (03:21)
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