Dorinda Clark-Cole
Legendary gospel singer Dorinda Clark-Cole performs at the South Baptist Church in Lansing, MI. [Runtime: 00:44:32]
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Detroit native Dorinda Clark-Cole of the legendary Clark sisters possesses vocal similarities to her mother, Gospel pioneer Dr. Mattie Moss Clark. Her talent and vibrant personality have been showcased since she began singing at age 5, earning her the nickname "the Rose of Gospel." Her Grammy Award-winning style fuses contemporary and traditional Gospel on hits such as "Time Out," "My Redeemer Liveth" and "I'm Still Here." A dynamic and nationally-known speaker, she also serves as an administrator at Detroit's Clark Conservatory of Music, founded by her mother.
This program was presented on April 18, 2009 at the South Baptist Church in Lansing, MI.
