31st annual Gospel Ensemble performance
By Monty Siekerman
The ONU Gospel Ensemble entertained a good-sized crowd with praise music earlier this month in McIntosh Center ballroom.
This was the 31st annual spring concert of the group that was founded by Adriane Thompson-Bradshaw (far right) Here, she sings with her choir while a guest artist joins the group.
Entertainers that Adriane has known for years through the Ensemble, from as far away as Orlando and Indianapolis, regularly return to sing with the group.
The choir of the Philippian Missionary Baptist Church of Lima also sang Saturday afternoon, as they regularly do. Adriane has directed the Gospel Ensemble since its founding. Ms. Thompson-Bradshaw, Ph.D., is vice president of student affairs at the university.
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