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Bill and Kim Nash "From the minute they take the stage, they hold the entire audience spellbound. They sing so great and are so down to earth." -John Osteen, Pastor, Lakewood Church, Houston, TX   This dynamic singing-songwriting duo has, over the past twenty years, blended their collective talents into a truly unique, one-of-a-kind sound. The two share strikingly similar backgrounds, both being preachers kids. As a member of The Beltone Family Singers, Kim performed gospel music from coast to coast from the time she was eight years old. Bill also grew up in a family gospel group, The Nash Family Trio, who recorded several albums for Columbia Records. In 1968, Bill began a solo career on Mercury Records which led him to many television appearances and chart-topping records. As a songwriter, Bill started his career with a couple of cuts by the legendary Eddy Arnold. In 1980, Bill met Kim, an event he says that happily brought an end to his solo career forever! In late 1994, superstar Reba McEntire recorded a song that Kim and Bill collaborated on which became a top five hit single entitled, "They Asked About You." That song was included in McEntire's Greatest Hits Vol. II, an album that went to #1 and has currently sold over six million copies. Despite the success the Nashes have attained within Nashville's elite songwriting community, their hearts remain strongly rooted in their gospel music. Today, Bill and Kim, along with their son Jimmy, are touching people in a lasting way with their brand of gospel music, and their testimony which always includes the story of their son, Billy, who received a miraculous touch from God after being diagnosed with Leukemia in 1985. To put it in their own words, "We like to leave our audiences with a feeling of hope and triumph because we know we are all more than conquerors through our savior, Christ Jesus." Bill and Kim Nash-two veteran performers giving back to God's people the gift He gave them both so long ago, the gift of music.