Taking a heaping scoop of talent, various drops of personalities and a hefty amount of spirituality, and you'll have the main ingredient to a sanctified recipe known as The Mighty Sons of Glory. With Their sophomore CD project "Stairway to Heaven," this traditional gospel quartet singing group is taking the world by storm. Their heartfelt, soul-lifting, rhythmic sounds and precise harmony are stirring up conversation and accumulating a huge following across the nation.

The group was  formed in 1990, by Donald Padgett in Hartford, Connecticut. They were originally known as The New Beginning.  In January, 2000 changes were made to the personnel and the group was renamed The Mighty Sons of Glory.

The multi-talented group hailing from diverse backgrounds consists of Donald Padgett, Tom Walker, John Lemon, Jerry Latimer, Gerry Williams, John Smith, Eric Hall, Early B. Hunter, Daryl Hogan and Lorenzo Parker. They are definitely making a name for themselves, bringing flavor and style to gospel, Christian and secular genres.  Their CD,  "Stairway to Heaven," is an exciting and spiritually-charged example of the love for God and ministry rooted within them. Because each member brings special qualities and personalities to the group, their creativity is endless.

The Mighty Sons of Glory has shared their message of praise, hope, and deliverance in numerous arenas and have appeared on concert billing with:  Lee Williams & The Spiritual Q.C's, The Jackson Southernaires, Doc McKenzie & The Gospel Highlites, The Five Blind Boys, Spencer Taylor and the Highway Q.C's, The Shepard's of Flint Michigan, The Sensational Nightingales, The Lumzy Sisters, The late Willie Neal Johnson & Keynotes and many others.