If any one is interested in seeing some youtube video with The Torchmen then just click on this link http://www.youtube.com/user/gospeltr there are plenty of old and new to choose from and more to come hopefully

If you think your church or event would like to have the Torchmen in concert , then now is the time. In the months of January and February The Torchmen still have weekends open and will come for a free will offering for these months only. Call before these dates are gone.

The Torchmen would like to thank all those who came out to celebrate our 40th anniversary with us. It was a great success with a packed house. Thank you to our Lord for all the years that He has allowed us to share this ministry in music for 40 years and to our families that have supported us along the way.

The Torchmen Quartet welcomed The Talley Trio for our 25th anniversary and are once again pleased to have The Talley Trio to celebrate our 40th anniversary on November 14 at Compass Point Bible Church 1500 Kearns rd Burlington Ontario. We will also be inviting all former members of The Torchmen Quartet to join in performing old classic torchmen songs in a Gaither style concert. There will be special artist circle tickets that will allow you to get close to the action, so get yours soon, as excitment is already starting to arise. http://www.hgsconcerts.com/ If anyone has any former pictures, video, or information that they would find helpful to this event please feel free to give us a call(905-934-8610). This event will also be recorded on video so come and be involved in this GREAT EVENT CONCERT to remember the contributions of the ministry of The Torchmen Quartet that has been a blessing to many for 40 YEARS.

The Torchmen are back from their August vacation and were performing at the Marshville festival in Wainfleet, performing 5 concerts in two days. It was a very positive weekend with great crowds and great weather. We will be off to Louiseville next week for the National Quartet Convention where we will be performing on the main stage on Monday night.

The Torchmen just returned from the first of our three trips out west for this year in Alberta Beach. We sang at a beautiful German Pentecostal camp over looking a nice lake. We made some new friends and renewed some old ones as well. We sang with The Hunter Family(from Saskatchewen), Muddy River Quartet(from Manitoba) and The Hills (from Alberta). All Canadian talent, What a Great Weekend of Gospel music!!They also fed us very well (love that Alberta Beef).Special thanks to Rita, Helmut, and Loyd for being so kind to the Torchmen while in Alberta.Check out our picture gallery for some great pictures of the weekend.

This past weekend the guys were out in Red Deer Alberta for the quartet convention. Its always a great time to meet our western friends, and to catch up with some of our friends from the US. Watch the gallery page in the next few days for some pictures.

I have to admit, it was a whirlwind tour, but May 4,5, and 6 the quartet was in Newfoundland for the first time in their 39 year history. I have to admit that the people down there were extremely hospitable to us. Friday and Saturday we spent with Sandy's son Tim at his church in Harbour Bretton. Sunday morning we were with Pastor Bess in Port De Grave, and Sunday night we were with Pastor Milley at Part Avenue Pentecostal in St John's. I think the next time we go back we'll schedule in some extra time, as we drove for more than 1200km in the weekend. But God was faithful, and there were no major mishaps, other than Mike, Jon and Sandy spending a bit of time trying to remember where we'd parked the car in Toronto.

Over the years the Torchmen have been involved in many unusual events. The latest was a was a private Christmas party for the guests at Casino Rama. The Torchmen performed "Mary Did You Know" and gave the audience the true meaning of Christmas. If you want to see more, check out the pictures in the gallery

Have you ever tried to sing through a concert having no voice? Jon woke Sunday am to having no voice at all, but when concert time came around, the Lord gave just enough voice to get through...

A great evening put on by the Johnson Quartet, and joined by the Hilton Family and Sonshine Quartet from Florida. It was good to get to know some of DW's family...I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The street behind the Sanderson Center reminded me a bit of NQC with all the busses lined up

Doug, I hope you're feeling better, or have found a quartet to audition for!  Mike's Best Line - "Why would a fly land there?"