Audrey Gordon

<p>Audrey Gordon is a native of Jamaica who immigrated to Canada in 1990 where she accepted our Saviour Yahuwashua HaMashiyach as her personal Shepherd, Guide, and Master in 1992. She was immersed and received into the Assembly of Elohiym, Seventh Day, (Church of god) where Bishop N. D. Byfield is the Minister; and where she is a member of the praise and worship team.. </p>
<p>Among her performances was artist at the Lisle centre where the Hon. Jean Augustine, Minister of Multi-Culturalism in Canada was guest speaker.  She opened also for the Canada Christian Festival held at Mel Lastman's Square; a two days fest which drew artists and audiences from the Canadian and American Latino communities; both locally and internationally. </p>
<p>Audrey also performed at the first Annual Dinner for the CHINDS Scholarship Foundation and was also part of an evening of praise and worship held at the Heritage Theatre in Brampton, where she was later featured in the community papers. She has since shared stages with <a href="http://www.bigupradio.com/artistDetail.jsp?aid=1831">Papa San</a>, <a href="http://www.bigupradio.com/artistDetail.jsp?aid=2467">Carlene Davis</a>, Kay Morris and the Jewels, Joshua Generation, Toronto Mass Choir, Marvia Providence and many others. </p>
<p><em>“I Am Free”</em> is the first track to be produced and released from the URS compilation being put together by Mark Giles and will include other artists like Sherwin Gardner, Mike Roots, Alan Charles, Aquannette Chinnerry, Arlene Green, Owen Urijah, Tendai, Bredren Markus and more. </p>
<p>Audrey's debut album is expected to be released in the summer of 2004. </p>
<p>Caribbean Gospel Group Network started by Audrey  is a non-profit organization based out of Toronto and will be hosting the first ever <strong>Reggae Gospel SONSplash</strong> in August 2004 at a central location n Toronto and is expected to pull artists from across the globe and ministering to people of all ages, gender, ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds. </p>