THE LEGENDARY CLARK SISTERS

Born and raised in Detroit, MI the Clark Sisters have been active in the gospel music industry since 1966 and are still active today! As a group they have produced 20 albums and another is in the works as we speak! In addition to that they have all produced individual albums and as a group they have been featured on an uncountable number of others.

More importantly, the Clark Sisters have made it their lifestyle to represent the living God in everything that they do. They live to be loving and kind to any and everyone they come in contact with and their reputation speaks for itself.

KEEPING UP WITH THE CLARK SISTERS!

4 SISTERS, 1 MINISTRY

DORINDA CLARK-COLE

She has been called “the Rose of Gospel,” “the church girl,” and “evangelist” but more than anything else, three time Grammy award winner Dorinda Clark Cole is a fired up sister for Christ…

TWINKIE CLARK-TERRELL

A musical genius. The maestro. Gifted musician and anointed vocalist, a true worshipper. These are all accurate descriptions of Elbernita “Twinkie” Clark, the woman considered the heart and soul of the Gospel music.

JACKY CLARK-CHISHOLM

The eldest of the sisters, Jacky has emerged as spokesperson for the groups public relations.  Along with her smooth, Jazzy voice, Jacky has also had a lengthy career as a nurse in the Metro Detroit area.

KAREN CLARK-SHEARD

A lifetime of grace, perseverance, faith, harmony, and love has forever been the song of Karen Clark Sheard’s heart. Karen Clark Sheard has been astounding audiences since she took her first steps.

MATTIE MOSS CLARK

THE ORIGINAL CLARK SISTER

Dr. Mattie Moss-Clark (Mattie Juliet Moss) was born the seventh of nine children to ministers Fred and Mattie J. (née Walker) Moss in Selma, Alabama. Moss began playing piano at six. By twelve, she had become the musician for her mother’s services at the Holiness Temple Church of Christ in Prayer and traveled with her mother to play at mission services, a trend she passed on to daughter Twinkie. After high school, she attended Selma University and received training in classical music and choral singing. Moss moved to Detroit in her early twenties to be with her sister Sybil Burke and became a member of Greater Love Tabernacle Church of God in Christ. There, under the leadership of Bishop W. Rimson, she gave her life to Christ, was water baptized, received the infilling/baptism of the Holy Ghost and subsequently became the Minister of Music. She served a historic tenure as Minister of Music for both Southwest Michigan Jurisdiction and Bailey Temple Church of God in Christ, under Bishop John Seth Bailey. Soon she was in demand to train choirs at churches throughout the brotherhood of COGIC.