Voices of Deliverance

The Voices of Deliverance consist of 4 young ladies who have been called out of darkness into the marvelous light. They bring a message of hope, healing and deliverance through the ministry of song and the word. The group was orginially known as "The Westbrook singers", a group of three sisters, Darinda, Pam & Joy. They started singing as little girls along with their 3 older brothers in the year of 1987. They came from a musical family(father, aunts, and uncles) who's parents taught them the work of the ministry. The Westbrook singers began to sing in hospitals, nursing homes, girl schools, and fed the homeless at shelters and churches. As time went on two brothers went their seperate ways and one brother (Braylon) stayed and remained as their Music Director. Around the same time there was another young lady from a musical family experiencing a similar background in Marion, Indiana & Indianapolis. Rachael started singing solos at the tender age of five in school programs, churches and choirs. She later became a member of national recording gospel choir William Rimson and LPC.In 1996 the Westbrook family became members of Citadel of Faith C.O.G.I.C church. It was at Citadel of Faith that the Westbrook sisters and Racheal discovered a musical bond. Racheal then joined the group and they announced their ministry to the city of Indianapolis in 1997 and a year later they became the Voices of Deliverance. From that point the sisters began to sing across this country sharing the stage with national recording artists such as; Darinda Clark-Cole, Karen Clark-Sheard, Troy Sneed, Shirley Caesar, Crystal Rucker, and many others. God has truly blessed these anointed young ladies to minister to the young and old. The sisters are sold out for Christ and are ready for all God has in store for them. God has chosen The Voices of Deliverance to preach the Message of good news to the poor, heal the broken hearted, recover sight to the blind, set the burdened and battered free and to announce The acceptable year of our Lord. (Luke 4:17-19).