have had top twenty songs twice, and are currently heard on Christian radio nationwide.
In 1983 Bruce began preaching revivals, crusades, and Bible conferences. Many engagements were forfeited because of the group's extensive concert schedule. In 1985 Bruce & Connie's daughters were added to the program. Kelly, 18, has been singing and quoting entire chapters from the Bible on stage with mom and dad since those early years. The girls have recorded eight albums, and have appeared on albums with the Northams, the Speers, Dave Clark, the Grammy Award winning, Christian song writer, and on two Gaither Homecoming videos.
In 1990, the Northams decided to concentrate on ministry. Their ministry grew to include more revivals, crusades, and family seminars. In addition to their concerts, European tour, and 30-35 revivals each year, the Northams spend two weeks each summer in Nashville, teaching at Treveca University for the STAMPS-BAXTER SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

The Northams’ music has always been a "ministry" not just a "vocation". Their concern is seeing lives changed, not the awards they win, or the amount of money they make. "Winning souls is the most important thing in the world to us", says Bruce. "We have been called to minister, instruct, uplift, encourage, and evangelize. All we want is to be obedient to the call". They are. Home