Felton L. Holmes and the Mighty Cross

This infamous gospel group has maintained a strong presence. The founder, Felton L. Holmes, steered the ship through the tumultuous early 1960s. This era was defined by some of the most content periods in American history –Ae marked by the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, protests, and the emergence of a general on gap. It was within these challenging times that the need for inspiration was paramount in sustaining weary hearts. When circumstances grew problematic, finding solace in God’s word and deriving encouragement from uplifting worship songs became essential. Gospel music has an enduring history deeply intertwined with the African American Church, spanning back centuries. This musical tradition has continually offered praise and enlightenment to the masses. The Mighty Cross Gospel Singers, a quartet ensemble, played a significant role in conveying evangelical messages through rhythmic southern gospel songs. These melodies served as a contributing force in the teachings of God. Notably, Felton L. Holmes would offer fascinating messages before his performances. Observe as Felton gracefully passes through the aisle of the church, while engaging with each person; thus, entertaining with unwavering fervor, his voice resuming as he delicately wipes the beads of perspiration from his forehead. Moreover, his customary approach involves composing many poignant messages before enthralling the audience with his melodious compositions. This literary music intricately explores the pilgrimage of Felton L. Holmes and his quartet group. The Mighty Cross Singers as they navigated the path through an impressive.