Providence Road is a singing group whose mission is to encourage the body of Christ to journey with Jesus through life. The group was formed in 2007, and though their name may be new to the Southern Gospel industry, these young women are well seasoned as individual vocalists and ministers of the gospel. It is truly a passion of theirs to see Southern Gospel embraced by their generation, so that the powerful message in the lyrics will continue to reach multiple generations. Providence Road has something for everyone, with their debut CD including both traditional and progressive southern gospel, along with two a capella selections.
Members:
Laura Sue Brod
Laura Sue grew up with a heritage rich in gospel music. The daughter of a Music Pastor and the granddaughter of celebrated composer Mosie Lister ("Feelin’ Mighty Fineâ€, “’ Til the Storm Passes Byâ€, “Where No One Stands Aloneâ€, “Goodbye World Goodbye"), Laura Sue understood at a young age just how much God can touch people through music. Recognizing God's call on her life to minister through music, Laura Sue earned a degree in vocal music from the University of South Florida. Following God's leading, she and her husband Andrew moved to Nashville, where they are both active in ministry. Providence Road was formed shortly thereafter.
Christy Grant
Raised in a musical church, Christy has always had a heart for worship. As she reached her teenage years, it became clear to her that God was calling her to full-time Christian service. In order to pursue that calling, she attended Trevecca Nazarene University, where she obtained a degree in Church Music. During her time at Trevecca, Christy traveled on behalf of the University for two years focusing on ministry to congregations
throughout the South. Upon the completion of her degree, Christy and her husband Troy choose to stay in Nashville and are very active in their local church where Christy serves as Assistant Choir Director. Christy joined Providence Road in September 2007.
Lindsay Huggins
Lindsay began singing in church as a small child, and knew at an early age that any talent she possessed came from God. Knowing that she wanted to nurture those talents, Lindsay moved to Nashville to attend Trevecca Nazarene University where she earned a degree in Music Business. Though influenced by several genres, Lindsay is no stranger to Southern Gospel music. For several years, her father traveled with award winning songwriter Marcia Henry and Latter Rain, and her mother was her first "vocal coach". Raised in a musical family, Lindsay has always been passionate about singing, but it's the Truth that Providence Road is sharing that she is most passionate about!
