Ken Turner in Concert Sunday, April 13, 2008 10:45 a.m. (during Morning Worship) Former bass singer for the Blackwood Brothers Quartet Winner of five Grammy Awards Winner of ten Dove Awards Member of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame From his humble beginnings as a share cropper's son in South Carolina, to the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Ken Turner has left his mark in music and upon the hearts men. From boyhood, Ken dreamed of becoming a singer. In 1971, the phone rang. It was James Blackwood. He asked Ken if he would like to join the Blackwood Brothers Quartet. Ken's dream was finally realized! That year, his first RCA recording with the group, "L-O-V-E," won a Grammy Award. The group would go on to win 4 more with Ken, plus countless Dove Awards and other accolades. Their song, "Learning To Lean," broke all records up to that point in gospel music history, staying at #1 for 18 months. In 1986, Ken left the Blackwood Brothers, and began a ministry with his wife, Judy. -- from kennaturnerwest.com Click Here to Learn More About Ken Turner