Christian Review Magazine Issue 3 - March 2015 | Page 42

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here’s no more powerful
instrument for praising
God and celebrating His
majesty than the human voice.
Where compelling voices intersect
with a passion for spreading the
gospel is where you’ll find I AM
THEY, a gifted young band from
Carson City, Nevada that is
redefining discipleship for today’s
generation.
“We were made to do this. Music
ministry is our heartbeat and pulse,”
says lead vocalist/guitarist Adam
Palmer. “God has been growing
dreams in us we didn’t even realize
we had. We are just trusting God and
following where He leads.”

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The six-member band includes Adam
Palmer on lead vocals and guitar,
Matthew Hein on lead vocals and
guitar and Stephanie Kulla on lead
vocals, Justin Shinn on keys, Bobby
Stiehler on bass, and Sara Palmer on
drums. Together they’ve forged an
organic sound that is fresh and
inventive musically while serving up
songs that are easily embraced in a
corporate setting yet have the
personal feel of one heart crying out
to the Father.

Matt. “There’s great testimony of
salvation in one form or another in all
of our lives so we are lifting up those
celebrations. We had to have a song
that was getting excited about what
God has done in our souls
everlasting, the eternal part of us.
Some of the lyrics came out of
Revelation 21 speaking of heaven
where brilliant light is all around and
it says there’s no need for a sun
because Jesus Himself takes the
place of that shining light.”

I AM THEY’S debut single, “From the
Day,” is a buoyant anthem that is
quickly gaining the band a national
audience. “‘From the Day’ is a
salvation celebration song,” says

The members of I AM THEY came
from different churches in Carson
City, NV, but met through Solomon’s
Porch, a regular worship event that
brings together believers from all

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