Alva Review-Courier -

County/Southern Gospel duo Bruce and Betty will perform at the Nazarene Church on Sunday, May 7, at 6 p.m.

Hailing from Buckeye, Arizona, (but originally from Missouri) they started in 1973 as a family group and traveled 40 states full-time from 1980 through 1988. For two months in 1983 they were sent on a USO tour for the armed forces in Germany and Italy.

They now travel as a duet using a guitar for accompaniment, providing a new type of service that is similar to a town hall meeting, but held very informally in the church or fellowship hall. They sit down without microphones so that the audience can join in talking and singing with them in a very relaxed setting. The Spirit is present in these services and provides a good opportunity to invite guests and your neighborhood to join in, the group said in a news release.

Bruce was a professional country musician at Lake Ozark, Missouri – part of a family country music show.

Reviews of Bruce and Betty

"Brother and Sister Moses are such a blessing to us and our church. The music was wonderful! We're so looking forward to having them with us again. I cannot say enough good things about them and their ministry." –Rev. Jeana Moore Victory Assembly of God

"I would highly recommend these singers as good Christian people and good singers." –Pastor Worlie Newsome Community Church

"Down-home southern Gospel that touches the heart and uplifts Jesus. That describes Bruce and Betty." –Pastor Tony Wiley Hamblen Chapel Evangelical Methodist Church

"I have known and worked in ministry with Bruce and Betty Moses for over 18 years. They have a special anointing of God's Holy Spirit. Their music will bless your heart and their spirit will make you feel glad to be in God's presence." –Pastor James Rupert Nazarene Church