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a gospel journalist speaks out

We never think about the many gifts and talents and callings that are in the ministry of the gospel. We rarely think of the hands and feet and fingers and toes unless we happen across them. Such is Sandi Duncan Clark. Sandi is a lady who has been interviewing and writing about gospel music and artists for decades. Her father was a minister and they sang and traveled about eight years. Then Sandi played the piano for another group for eight years, and has been a full-time journalist covering gospel music ever since. Sandi has had to slow down her travels to a three weeks of every month now, remaining at home in Greenville, S.C. the rest of the time to care for her parents. She receives about fifty tapes a month and tries to review twenty five every month allowing for space in the newspaper. We need to honor our hands and feet, and fingers and toes, for we cannot live without them, and neither can the gospel ministry. It needs women like Sandi. Get to know her by reading this interview from the Miracle Network site.

Thu, 16 Mar 2000 07:40:43 -0800

Submitted by: Martha Miranda Miller