Something extraordinary happens when four malevoices sing in flawless harmony, with their heartshumbled in unity, spreading the message of the gospel

of Jesus Christ! Yes, something wonderful happens whenPaul’s Journey walks onto a church platform or concert stageand blesses the audience with their music and their testimony.

Rod Treme, Manager and bass, began this full-time ministryas the “Relations Quartet” more than 32 years ago. The namechange to “Paul’s Journey” is a statement of their mission,found in Acts 15:36. Three extremely talented young men joinRod in the quest for souls - lead singer Ryan Napier, baritoneChad Stephenson, and tenor Randall Garland. The quartetsings at least 230 dates annually across the nation and has wonmany awards, plus their songs regularly chart on gospel radio.Their current single, Grace Is Never Far, on the Sanctuarylabel, is in heavy rotation.

Howard and I were guests of Paul’s Journey at a concert afew weeks ago at Magnolia, Texas, their headquarters. Thefabulous program was a tribute to the classic quartets andincluded a media presentation of the pioneer groups like theBlackwood Brothers and Statesmen. Their performanceproved this quartet of young men can sing those great oldsongs as well as their regular program that is designed for ayounger audience.

Family is a priority with each member of the group, and weloved spending time with their wives and seeing their beautifulchildren. We were reminded again how blessed we are to be“called” to travel this gospel road, and how wonderful it is tohave these men of excellence, Paul’s Journey, sharing thejourney.

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Paul’s Journey: Rod Treme, Chad Stephenson,Ryan Napier, and Randall Garland

Paul’s Journey, in traditional suits and hairstylefor the concert of classic songs of the past

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