Attributing to their parents, Jim and Katherine Foreman's love and knowing the importance of music ministry, the Foreman Sisters formed a gospel singing group beginning at an early age consisting of four sisters, Connie, Lisa, Hanna Foreman and Amy Carey have been singing for the Lord for over 20 years. The Lord has blessed them and opened the door for them to minister all over Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Florida, and Canada in Native and non-Native churches and ministering with the Antone Indian Family and Osceola Trio.
For a number of years the sisters were apart but always kept ministering in song and word, now being reunited their ministry continues in numerous directions of ministry.
New Generation is Native American Youth Praise and Worship band. These young,
talented musicians love the Lord and enjoy sharing their talents through song.
Band members are Enoch Porter, lead guitar, Cassidy Porter, vocals, Jorden
Rooster, percussion, Josh Rooster, vocals, Kirsten Samuels, bass
guitar/vocals/keyboard. The band came together in November 2015.
For booking information Catherine Barnhill 1-508-272-8665 or Denise Rooster
918-207-6081
Restored, we got the name as we begin to see the Father restore what the enemy tried to steal, kill, and destroy as He establishes His Kingdom in the Earth. We are comprised of Louis Vargas of Houston, TX on bass, a reunion with Raymond Chambers of Dallas, TX on drums, Curtis Munoz, Carnegie, OK on guitars, and Shonda Crow of Lawton, OK vocals. We all are Native and have been in music all of our lives with hearts for using music to reach the world with the Gospel of the Kingdom, bringing hope to those who think they don't have hope....restoring lives in Jesus Christ
Erika Gabriella Martinez, 20, is an enrolled member of the Chickasaw Nation, a
descendent of the Oklahoma Seminole Nation, and half Hispanic from Oklahoma
City, OK. Among family and friends, she
is known as Indian Taco. She has performed in local and national tv commercials,
minor roles in several movies.
Learned to play the guitar at age 15 and began singing for the Lord at many
events, locally and across the United States. Her genre of music is contemporary
Christian music. Music ministry run in her family, The Goate and Harrison
Families, so there was no escaping the call of music ministry in her life.
Visionary, locals of Tahlequah, OK consists of Doug Bryant, guitar and wife
Tonya vocals, Jorden Rooster drums and Dobson Rooster bass, and playing the
drums is Paul Carey and Aaron Joseph on the bass/keyboard.
Visionary was nominated for two NAMMY’s (Native American Music Awards)
and received an award from the International Cherokee Film Festival for best
Gospel Recording.
Visionary has been
fortunate to play the Blues Fest, and shared the stage with many artist such as
Salvador, Tree 63, Seventh Day Slumber, KJ-52, Pillar, Kutless, Barlow Girl, and
Building 429. Their Blues and 70’s Rock style feature messages in their music
that have changed their lives.
New Creations is a family band of brothers (Martin and Phillip) and sisters (Helen and Amber) from Seminole, OK and their best friend Melissa from Ada, OK that started 14 yrs ago. The inspiration for the band name comes from II Corinthians 5:17. We believe, “To be Christ like, is a way of life!” Genre of music consists of Praise and worship, Contemporary and Rock.
21 year old Robert “Little Battle Axe” Ornelas of
Anaheim, California has taken the gospel of Jesus Christ into the hoods, jails,
prisons, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges, night
clubs, Native American Indian tribes, youth correction facilities, and prisons
since the age of 8 years old as an evangelist and Christian hip-hop artist. At
the age of 9, Little Battle Axe was asked to record and be apart of the
Christian hip-hop underground single “Are You With Me” off of the S.O.G. Crew’s
first underground album “We Rise to Get Down,” with his father Battle Axe Sr.
the founder and front man of the “Sons of God Crew” out of Anaheim, California.
For the next 8 years, Little Battle Axe toured and traveled the country,
encouraging young people of all ages as the hype man for the Christian hip-hop
group the “Sons Of God Crew.” Little Battle Axe was developed as a Christian
hip-hop artist at an early age under the watchful eye of his father and pastor
Robert Ornelas Sr.
From
the age of 8 years old to now, Robert has had opportunities to perform in front
of 50,000 thousand people at the Martin Luther King Jr. parade in Long Beach,
California, his home town crowd of 20,000 people at the Anaheim Convention
center in Anaheim, California, touring with the S.O.G. Crew, entering into youth
detention centers, jails, both men and women’s prisons as a young Chaplain in
training, performing regularly as the house band for JCTV, talking to kids about
Jesus Christ and the importance of God, family, and school, opening up on stage
for artist such as Fat Joe, Maino, DJ Quick, T- bone, and countless others. It
was at 16 when Little Battle Axe began creating awareness on drug and alcohol
prevention, suicide prevention, gang intervention, and domestic violence
prevention. His father and pastor Robert Sr. held his then 16 year old son
accountable for creating awareness amongst his peers.
Hello, my name is Jeroly Johnson or simply Jay to make it easier. Born in Wichita, Kansas, raised in Lee Summit, Missouri and Tulsa, OK. I was part of a group where we each had our own names...Me (peaceMaker), Prodigy, and Proverb. Together we formed "The Living Sacrifice". I am 21 years old, currently living in Tulsa and I attend church 34/34. I also go around to different churches telling my testimony, sharing my poetry, and singing for our Lord Jesus Christ! Blessing and sowing seeds into people's livesputs the greatest joy in my heart!
God Bless You!
