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GloryWay, a men’s singing group based in Mansfield, Ohio, will perform a gospel music concert at the Moss Run Baptist Church on Fri., July 29, at 6:00 p.m.

Founded by Justin Crank, the lead singer who developed a love for four-part harmony as a youth, GloryWay has come a long way in the world of gospel music entertainment, having signed with Capitol Artists as one of its booking agents.

The group has established a track record of traveling 60,000 miles annually to perform at such venues as Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. and at the Ark Encounter in Williamsburg, Ky.

GloryWay has risen to prominence under the Gateway Management label, and the group’s recordings are played by radio stations across the nation.

Some of GloryWay’s hit gospel music songs are “Nobody,” ” God You’re Amazing,” “End of the Story” and “Nothing He Cannot Do.”

GloryWay’s John Cole penned “Just a Little While,” a ballad that continues to be a favorite with many of GloryWay’s followers.

In 2016, the group performed at the American Gospel Celebration hosted by Pastor John Hagee, and in 2017 and 2018 the group was nominated as “Sunrise Quartet of the Year” for SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, winning the award in 2018.

Southern Gospel New York named GloryWay as Southern Gospel Artist of the Year, and the group has performed on the nationally syndicated radio program, “Paul Heil and the Gospel Greats.”

GloryWay has performed at the Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg and on Guy Penrod’s Gospel Music Showcase on the Daystar Network.

Frank Sizemore is the pastor of the Moss Run Baptist Church, and he noted that the concert is open to the public and free of charge.

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