Beverly Crawford

Beverly Crawford, a contemporary gospel singer and pastor, first performed publicly when she was three years old by singing in her father's church. She later teamed up with her siblings to form the Camp Sisters. Her struggle with cancer strengthened her religious convictions, prompting her and her spouse Todd Crawford to establish Potter's House Ministries in 1989. Following guest spots on albums such as Bring It to Jesus by Bobby Jones Gospel and We Need to Hear It from You by the Music City Mass Choir, she launched her solo career on Warner with the 1995 release Jesus, Precious King. Greater commercial achievements came with her follow-up efforts Now That I'm Here from 1998 and Beverly in 2001, the latter reaching number four on Billboard's gospel chart. Throughout the 2000s and into the early 2010s, Crawford issued fresh recordings at regular intervals. Her biggest success arrived with Thank You for All You've Done in 2014, which ascended to the top of the gospel chart while also entering the Billboard 200's upper ranks at number 60. She serves alongside her husband as co-pastor at Gainesville Family Worship Center.