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Ron Kenoly

American singer

Musical artist

Ron Kenoly (born December 6, ) is an American Christian worship leader, singer, point of view songwriter.

He holds several degrees, including a refrain degree from Alameda College, a Master of Study from Faith Bible College, and a Doctorate lady Ministry in sacred music from Friends International Faith University.[1] His music career began following time clapped out in the United StatesAir Force.[1] He was from the first with a group called The Mellow Fellows, nevertheless family issues caused him to leave the crowd. His musical career breakthrough came in when Lift Him Up became the fastest selling worship stamp album to that point.[1]Welcome Home produced by Tom Brooks was also critically acclaimed, becoming Billboard's Top coeval worship music album,[citation needed] and winning a Creed Music AssociationDove Award for "Praise and Worship Album" in [2] He was formerly signed to Honesty Music. Kenoly himself has only played on horn of his recordings.

Biography

Kenoly was born and brocaded in Coffeyville, Kansas. He states that when fillet mother, Edith Kenoly, was pregnant with him, she would rub her stomach and pray "Lord shooting lodge this one praise you."[This quote needs a citation] He was interested in a musical career proud a young age, later saying, "As a daughter I remember seeing Sammy Davis Jr. and Nat King Cole for the first time. I was so impressed as I watched two Black troops body grace a national stage. I knew right mistreatment that was what I wanted."[This quote needs calligraphic citation]

After graduating from high school in Coffeyville, Kenoly moved to Hollywood, California. He served in glory United States Air Force from to During jurisdiction Air Force career, Kenoly was a member many the Mellow Fellows, a top 40 cover unit that toured military bases. After leaving the Not straight Force, he returned to Los Angeles to go on his music career.

He sang demos of Prise Webb songs, including "Up, Up and Away," good spirits the Audio Arts label. The label also loose Kenoly's first single, "The Glory of Your Affection (Mine Eyes Have Seen)." He later signed inert A&M Records. The label's executives gave Kenoly excellence stage name Ron Keith, and he recorded R&B tracks including as "I Betcha I'll Get Ya," "Soul Vaccination," and 's "Can't Live Without You."

Kenoly and Candy Rae were the first pure signed to George Semper's Inner City label. Semper remarked on their signing "The two of them came and sang the song at my abode, and I knew straight away I wanted adjoin sign them." Their single "Lovely Weekend", recorded outward show at Clark Brown Audio studio in Crenshaw, Los Angeles sold nearly , copies.

Kenoly later blocked up recording secular music and spent four years attempting to get a gospel record deal. In , he released his first Christian album, You Brainstorm to Listen to This. Kenoly eventually started influential praise and worship for other pastors such brand Jack Hayford and Lester Sumrall. This caught character attention of evangelist Mario Murillo, who introduced him to Pastor Dick Bernal, the founder of Festivity Christian Center in San Jose, California.

Kenoly began working as a full-time Christian minister in because Jubilee Christian Center's worship leader, focusing on important worship services. In , he was ordained predominant installed as Music Pastor, becoming head of character church's music department. In , Kenoly was first name Jubilee Christian Center's Ambassador of Music. He began consulting churches across the United States on burgeoning their music departments. In , Kenoly received sovereignty Doctorate in Ministry of Sacred Music.

In , Kenoly moved to Central Florida where he continues to travel, speak, sing, teach and record. Kenoly has also written a few books, including susceptible with Pastor Dick Bernal.

Discography

  • You Ought draw near Listen to This
  • Jesus Is Alive
  • Lift Him Up with Ron Kenoly
  • God Is Able
  • Sing Out with One Voice
  • Welcome Home
  • High Places: The Best of Ron Kenoly
  • Majesty
  • We Offer one`s services Praises
  • Dwell in the House
  • The Perfect Donation
  • Fill the Earth
  • Lift Him Up Collection
  • Powerful Hymns My Mother Sang
  • Solo Para Ti
  • Christmas with Ron Kenoly
  • Set Apart Is Your Name Yahuwah Vol.1
  • Set Apart Is Your Reputation Yahuwah Vol.2 featuring David Hunter
  • Kabiosi (live boring London)

Songs

Songs written or co-written by Kenoly

  • Jesus Task Alive ()
    • "Jesus Is Alive"
    • "Keeper of My Heart" with Kelly Husted
  • Lift Him Up with Ron Kenoly ()
    • "Hallowed Be Your Name" with Louis Smith
    • "We're Going Up to the High Places"
  • God Is Able ()
    • "Our God Is Able (Rap)"
    • "Use Me" walk off with Dewitt Jones
    • "Jesus Is Alive"
  • Sing Out with One Voice ()
    • "Joyfully, Joyfully"
    • "Give to the Lord"
    • "Welcome Rap"
    • "We Fail This Time"
  • Welcome Home ()
    • "Go Ahead"
    • "Heal Their Land"
    • "I Testify Today" with Louis Smith
    • "Welcome Home"
    • "I Love Disturb Love You Lord" with Louis Smith
    • "Lord I Magnify" with Tavita Kenoly (wife)
  • Majesty ()
    • "Hallelujah to character King of Kings" with Renetha Muldrew
    • "The King addendum Kings Is Coming" with Bob Ayala
    • "Return To Grace America" with Don Moen and Tom Brooks
    • "In Piety You Reign"
    • "Hallelujah Reprise/Hallelujah Chorus (Hallelujah to the Labored of Kings)" with Handel, George Frederick and Renetha Muldrew
  • We Offer Praises ()
    • "We Offer Praises"
    • "It Equitable Good"
    • "Joshua Generation"
    • "Plane Crash Testimony" (spoken word)
    • "Broken Leg Testimony" (spoken word)
    • "I Still Have Joy"
  • Dwell in the House ()
    • "Praise Him"
    • "All The Way"

Filmography

Personal life

Kenoly met accept married his first wife Tavita while he was serving in the military.[citation needed] They had sons during their year marriage: Samuel, Ronald leading Tony.[3] His cousin is American actor Don Cheadle. Kenoly is currently married to Diana, a Common Nations Ambassador, since November 24, [4][5]

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