Bryan Hutson Leaves Soul'd Out Quartet
Lead singer of Southern Gospel Soul'd Out Quartet Bryan Hutson has decided to leave the group. Citing that God has been prompting him towards other directions, Hutson bids farewell to his fans.
He writes, "I want to thank everyone who has embraced me and my family over these last nearly 24 years in full time gospel music. For sometime now, I have felt God's leading into a different avenue of ministry. To be transparent, I am not completely sure what avenue that is but God always reveals Himself in His timing. I am sure though that the time has come to make a change."
Continuing Bryan said, "I've had the privilege to work with some of the best men in the Southern Gospel industry. My hope for the future is to continue to minister/sing in whatever form that becomes in an environment that is passionate about reaching lost people and helping others grow in their walk with The Lord. I remain passionate about encouraging men to be men of integrity and fighting for their marriage and family. Our family covets your prayers during this season of change."
Soul'd Out Quartet announced that the lead singer position vacated by Bryan Hutson is going to be filled by Jason McAtee. Matt Rankin thanked Bryan Hutson for his five years with the group.
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