Rev. Markel Hutchins' "In-Studio: "Praise and Worship Jam Session and Birthday Celebration"
Rev. Markel Hutchins' "Praise and Worship Jam Session and Birthday Celebration"
Atlanta, Georgia- April 6, 2013
Artists' from everywhere came together for an in-studio praise party and jam session where, they all informally played, sang, worshiped and fellowshiped, similar to the way they did with the "We are the World" recording and the way Bill and Gloria Gaither used to do with their "Gaither Gospel Hour" series but this time, it was for the young righted Reverend Markel Hutchins' Birthday.
Everyone knew that when the Spirit moved them to grab the solo mic or jump on one of the instruments, they were free to do so as long as they "got skills", and they did.
Bringing in national artiste' like Claudette King, the daughter of one of the greatest blues legends of all time, Mr. B.B. King and well-known Atlanta music ministers such as: Wanda Nero Butler, Brandon Frazier, Reginal Jefferson, Kenny Lowe, Kelvin Manson, Bishop J.D. Means, Clariece Paulk, Sarah Ridley Rucker, Kevin Styles, Luther Washington, B. Chase Williams and others.
A constant flow of well wishing visitors streamed in all evening and many joined in for an awesome evening of praise and fellowship at studio 800 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Here's some footage and photos.
Checkout the powerful slide show of photos.
ABOUT: Rev. Markel Hutchins
36 year old Hutchins, is an American civil rights leader, businessman and renowned Baptist preacher based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is Chairman and CEO of Markel Hutchins Ministries and Managing Principal of MRH, LLC. In 1997 he established the Atlanta-based National Youth Connection, which has been characterized as a contemporary Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee.
The Rev. Markel Hutchins listensas a County High School student talks |
Hutchins announced his bid to unseat 11-term congressman and civil rights luminary, John Lewis. In 2008, Hutchins has cited the "winds of change" that are blowing across the country. Hutchins maintains that his primary reason for challenging Lewis is the 22-year incumbent's propensity for lending his name and iconic status to special interests and their causes around the country rather than focusing on the acute needs of his own congressional district. Hutchins finished second in the three way race for the Democratic nomination for Georgia's fifth district Congressional seat to John Lewis.
"Rev. Markel," as he refers to himself, was born in Decatur, Georgia, and is the youngest of three children. Hutchins is a product of DeKalb County, Georgia schools. While in high school, Markel was the co-captain of the basketball team and led the school choir. He was the first African American to serve as president of the student government/council in the ninety-year history of the school. Upon graduation, Hutchins enrolled in Morehouse College where he was active in local civil rights causes and volunteered with several political campaigns.
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