COURTESYThe Couriers will perform a free concert Monday, June 21 at Good Shepherd Wesleyan Church.
Eisenhower was president and Presley was king when three young men, Dave Kyllonen, Duane Nicholson and Neil Enloe, felt the call to serve God with music while attending Bible school.
The Couriers have performed in more than10,000 venues including churches, concert halls, prisons, and hospital rooms. They recorded 40-plus albums and traveled to throughout the U.S. and Canada plus 80 other nations in missionary evangelism.
Good Shepherd Wesleyan Church at 1505 Railroad Dr. (corner of Saliman Drive) will welcome The Couriers for a concert at 7 p.m. Monday, June 21.
The concert is free; an offering will be taken to help the group with their travel expenses.
The trio blends old and new songs. The pen of Neil Enloe has not been dulled by the years as he continues to write music with solid messages of the Gospel. The rich, tenor voice of Nicholson still clearly brings identity to the sound and Kyllonen still sings deep notes with command.
For more information, call 885-8361 or go to www.gswc.org.