The Cerces - Southern Gospel Music

Larry Ferguson, Dottie Rambo's manager, with The Cerces at the special benefit concert that was held in Louisville, KY on August 2, 2008. The benefit raised funds for the many medical expenses that resulted from his extensive injuries in the tragic bus crash that took Dottie's life.

The Cerces with Dr. Thomas Trask, the former General Superintendent and CEO of the Assemblies of God denomination in the United States. The Cerces provided several hours of music at a special Assemblies of God function in Springfield, MO.

The Cerces with the original Couriers, their mentors in this ministry. (Left to Right - Duane Nicholson, Dave Kyllonen, Andy Fauth, Sylvia Fauth, Anita Cerce, Cliff Cerce and Neil Enloe).
The Cerces at the KWFC 35th Anniversary Concert in Springfield, MO. Also featured on the program that night were Gold City, The Lesters, Legacy 5, and The Signature Quartet.
KWFC On-Air Personality George Bryant - preparing to sing with The Cerces at the KWFC 35th Anniversary Concert.
Snacking and visiting in the Greenroom at the KWFC Anniversary Concert. (In background left to right - KWFC's Darin Kasterke, Terry Yarham, Cerce's lead singer - Seated at table left to right - Jay Parrack, Gold City Qt Tenor, Anita Cerce, Ginger Lester-Pitchers of The Lesters, and KWFC's Megan Bayless and Sam Matthews).
The Cerces singing at the Southern Gospel News.com Reunion Concert, held in Smyrna, Tennessee, just outside of Nashville. Southern Gospel News.com is the largest news reporting agency on the Internet reporting on Southern Gospel Music Industry happenings. The event was held at River of Life Assembly of God, pastored by Johnny Minick, who also traveled and sang as a member of the Happy Goodmans, with Howard and Vestal Goodman, before their deaths. St Louis Area Pastor, Jack Hembree of Bethel Fellowship, sings "How Great Thou Art" with The Cerces on one of their visits there. Great singing, Pastor Jack!!!

The Cerces singing at the IAMM Convention (International Association of Music Ministries) in Mexia, Texas.

The Cerces at the Tupelo Gospel Expo in Tupelo, Mississippi with Dr. Buck Morton, Emcee of the National Quartet Convention, and Jon Eric, promoter of the Expo. (Pictured Left to Right: Lori Yarham, Terry Yarham Cliff Cerce, Anita Cerce, Dr Buck Morton and Jon Eric).

Getting the van ready for the next trip. This is the part of the ministry that the audience never sees.

Anita gets some sleep while someone else is taking the wheel, driving us home after a long weekend. It will soon be her turn to drive again. We often travel more than 2000 miles between leaving Thursdays or Fridays and arriving home late on Mondays.

An after-concert get-together with Cliff and Jon and Jim Hunsaker in Jim's kitchen in Troy, NC. (Looks like they're solving all the problems of the world).

Click HERE to see pictures of our missions trip to the Winnebago Indian Reservation. We had the opportunity to minister to about 130 Sioux Indian children. 13 of those precious children accepted the Lord as their Savior that day.