Over 20 years ago, a group of church members got together to sing and people started to notice their talent musically which eventually formed the group from Albany, GA, “Vision” little did they know that they would end up singing every weekend, all across the Tri-State area. The original group “Vision” was made up of lead singer Roy Bradshaw, Alto Elaine Harrell and Baritone Richie Johnson. Roy and Richie were both talented musicians and accompanied the group with keyboards and guitars as well as being vocalists for the group, in their span of traveling they recorded 3 great albums that included soul stirring songs with a country feel, blessing hearts all around the deep southern parts of Georgia. The Years came and went and eventually they decided to come off the road from full time song ministry, Elaine’s daughter Mandy picked up where they left off continued to sing! recording 2 solo albums and singing pretty heavy in the Tri-State area upon requests of churches that had heard her sing or on the local radio station. Meanwhile, Elaine hosted a Television show that spanned throughout the south called “Southern Fire Live” which was a show that hosted Southern Gospel groups from a local level to a national level, including interviews and songs recorded live from the concert or in the Television studio. Flash forward to the year 2018, Mandy had met a Tennessee boy from Chattanooga, TN and they began dating, they met at an Heirline concert in North Florida, later that year Austin mentioned to Elaine and Mandy after listening to one of the old “Vision” albums, “That stuff is great, we should start the group back!”, Elaine laughed but Mandy agreed and we began to practice songs and singing now and then, without a name. Mandy one day while practicing said “We could be called Resurrected Vision, because we are Resurrecting the old group!” We laughed, but the name stuck and here we are today 5 years later! Since then we have sang multiple places in GA and TN, we are currently working on a new project that will include favorite songs that Elaine and her family sang growing up.