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"Judith began singing at the age of four performing locally at religious and community events. She went on to compete in preliminary Miss America Pageants in her home town. She studied music for two years at Jackson Community College under a vocal scholarship and preformed with the nationally accredited “Starfleet Ambassadors.” Judith remained active in her local church “Grace Baptist Church” and with her mother’s southern-gospel group “The Singing Messengers. |
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In 1984, Judith enlisted in the Army and quickly began performing for military dignitaries and functions. She was recruited to sing and tour with the Grammy nominated “Melodies of Praise,” a Gospel group and sang with the “St Vincent DePaul’s Catholic Choir,” while stationed in Virginia. She toured the world with the “Army Soldier Show,” and toured with the “Ms Virginia USO Troupe,” Judith preformed for former Vice President Dan Quail, the Mayor of Tokyo, Japan and sang at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. for the ordination of a the first African-American Catholic Cardinal. |
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In the early-mid 90’s Judith traveled locally ministering in song while living in Idaho. The Church of the Nazarene officially registered Judith as a Song Evangelist in 2004. She remains active ministering in song; the military continues to use Judith at various functions and she was featured at the South Carolina, Coastal Carolina Fair in 2004. |
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| Judith is a graduate of Jackson Community College, with an AA in General Studies and a graduate of the University of Phoenix, with a BS in Business and Environmental Management. She is presently still serving in the US Army Reserves. Her vast experience spans ministering to all sizes of congregations and denominations. Judith released of her first solo album, inspired by God and written mostly by her entitled “In! Spirit and Truth.” (See below.) She freelances in photography, computers, graphic arts, and creating multimedia productions. Judith and family are presently relocating to Nashville, TN, where she plans to pursue a career as a Christian recording artist |
