Real Dana Fields

A native of Western Pennsylvania, Dana Fields is a chosen vessel of God and exemplifies the life of Christ through her devotion to God, family and ministry. Born in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, she is the youngest of two daughters born to Rev. Dr. William and Rev. Dr. Barbara Terry.

Actively singing since age 3, Dana grew up as part of the family quartet which traveled to various churches and events. The rich family legacy of music and ministry have been passed down to her for more than four generations.

She has been gifted by God to love the arts from singing, writing, the visual arts, acting and modeling. She is a singer/songwriter/lyricist at heart and chooses to use her gifts and talents to glorify God. In doing so, Dana’s music ministry is power-packed with vibrant vocals and relevant lyrics that will elevate the listener to a higher realm of personal praise! Her style is a blend of Contemporary Christian, Praise and Worship, Jazz and R&B with a solid foundation of Gospel.

Some of her musical and speaking appearances include, AG-Women of Purpose Conferences, Victorious Christian Women/Excellence Conferences, The Mighty Men of Valor National Men's Conferences, Pennsylvania Baptist Convention, Southern Baptist Convention, The Gospel Heritage Foundation-Praise and Worship Conference, Messiah College and the American Music Fest. She has opened for various groups and artists such as Spirit Filled Ministries of Pittsburgh, PA, The Wilmington-Chester Mass Choir, The Gabriel Hardman Delegation, Vicki Winans and Ernest Pugh to name few. She has sung background vocals for national and international gospel recording artists Steven Hurd, Tonex, Elder William Murphy, Yolanda Adams and Donnie McClurkin. And she was a featured National Anthem vocalist for the former Harrisburg’s Arena football team, the Stampede.

To enlarge her territories, God opened the door when she was cast for the role of Velma in the 2006 production of Regina Taylor’s Crowns at the Open Stage of Harrisburg. Due to the production being widely and well received, Crowns returned to the Open Stage for its 2nd season in May 2007. For two seasons, 2011 & 2012 she performed the roll of the Teacher in the CLA Musical Production “The Gospel According to Scrooge”. Then in 2013, she performed the role of Martha Pentecost, in August Wilson’s play, “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone”, Open Stage Harrisburg.

In the summer of 2008 she released her long awaited CD project “Nothing’s Impossible” which was a project that blends shades and hues of Gospel, R&B and Jazz. This project is available on ITunes, Amazon CDbaby and streams worldwide. In November 2015, Her Single Yes To Your Love was released as a preview of her latest Album, "A Personal Experience" released September 2016.

Dana is a gifted speaker and retreat facilitator and has shared her gifts of encouragement and edification at women’s conferences, retreats and workshops.

She happily resides in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with her husband DeWayne of 26 years and their two sons Dayne and Donovan.

Dana is a dynamic soloist, lyricist, praise leader, actor/model and speaker. Her vibrant vocals and her heart for people will usher you into the presence of the Lord and cause you to celebrate Jesus with her.