RYAN'S TENTH ANNUAL GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 2006
WITH GOLD CITY AND THE LAMBDINS

Ryan Mercer was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of 6 months and continues to battle cerebral palsy and severe scoliosis.  In spite of this, Ryan graduated from South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Georgia, last year and is now attending Monarch ADAPT program in Duluth, which is an adult transitioning program that focuses on life, vocational, and computer skills.  Ryan's love for the Lord is very evident.  He is a blessing to all who know and love him. 

We were privileged to sing this year at Ryan Mercer's Tenth Annual Gospel Singing Jubilee on May 12th along with the great Gold City Quartet at the beautiful Rehoboth Baptist Church in Tucker, Ga.

	This year's concert was a benefit for Christian Church Foundation Ministries which enhances the lives of persons with disabilities and their families.  Ryan loves Gospel music and promotes these concerts to enable funding for this and other charitable organizations.
As the crowd began to fill the church you could feel the presence of the Lord and knew it was going to be a wonderful night.
	We praise the Lord for His Presence as we sang that night.
Our hearts were touched by Ryan as he gave his testimony. Later, he and his grandfather sang "I'm Bound for that City."
	This was first time to sing with Gold City.  They were wonderful both on stage and behind the scenes.
It was a great night and we enjoyed being a part of this celebration.
	The Lambdins joined with Gold City to sing "I'll Meet You in the Morning".

Our special thanks to Ryan, his Parents, Roy and Rhonda Mercer and his Grandparents Willis and Martha Bennett. It was a night we will never forget and we were honored to be a part of this great event.

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