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Andy Miller ~ Guitar I accepted the Lord as my savior alone in a motel room in November of 1996. Since then my Savior has blessed me more than I can say. He put a song in my heart and all I did was put the words on paper. I grew up in a family of bluegrass musicians and singers but I never really got it until I fell on my knees that night. After I got saved, I started singing in church. In 1999 I was diagnosed with tongue cancer. The surgeons removed over a third of my tongue and I thought I would never sing again, but God blessed me again. It wasn't long before I was back to singing in my church. In 2001, my oldest brother, Eddie, died in a fatal car accident. He and my younger brother, John, were playing for Valerie Smith and Liberty Pike at the time. Music was my brother's life. His death made me realize that life is too short to hide your talents. I started working harder to learn to play my guitar. God certainly blessed me again in 2003 with the opportunity to minister through song with some of the finest Christian men I have ever been associated with. I can only pray that God will bless me with many more years to lift up His name so that He might draw men unto Him. I live in Knoxville with my wife, Tammy.

Eddie Morgan ~ Bass I am so blessed. I’m blessed to have been brought up by Christian parents , in a wonderful Church. I am blessed to have met a wonderful girl, Donna who I have been married to for 27 years, and blessed to have 3 great sons, Nathan, Andrew, and Brett. God has been so good to me, and I know I am undeserving . I have been a Christian since I was 8 years old, and it gets sweeter every day. I am a member of Central United Methodist Church in Lenoir City, TN, and am a member of the praise band there. It’s an awesome place to worship, and to serve. If that’s not enough, I am blessed to be associated with this group, and have the privilege to play , sing and testify of God’s love for me. I don’t know why God has blessed me so, but I want to spend as much time as I can thanking Him. Most of all, I want to thank Him for Jesus and His saving grace. TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!!!!

Randy Terry~ Banjo I play banjo and guitar, and sing lead and baritone for LakeSide. I have been playing bluegrass music for approximately 35 years. I have been married for 20 years to my lovely wife Michelle and we have two kids Mitchell and Bryce, and we live in Robbins, TN. In 1989 I received Christ as my savior and my life has not been the same since. At age 38, I was diagnosed with terminal heart failure, and I am a living witness that prayers due come true. Six months later I received a new heart and I have been blessed to have had this heart for four years, now! So when you are truly facing a tribulation, there is just one name to call on, and that is Jesus! I have been part of LakeSide’s ministry for six months and look forward to many years.