Lee E. Ferrier
Vian, Oklahoma, United States | SELF
Music
Press
This band has no press
Discography
2 Christian Albums
Our Father - 10 songs
My New Life - 10 songs
8 Christian singles
All He Wanted To Do
Believe in Me
Jesus is the Truth
Just a Matter of Seconds
Let Jesus Have it
My Friend
A Touch of You
Praise the Lord
15 Singles (Secular)
My Love
An Unsteady Sun
Sunshine Girl
Friday Nite
Between the Line
Behind These Bars
Nobody Loves Me
All Around the Mountain
Snow Death
Summer-wind
I ask myself
Your Longing Eyes
Songbird
Same Old Ways
Suitcase and a Cat
Selected as:
Bible Believers Radio Station (2010)
Song: Let Jesus have it
ruKus radio (2010)
Song: Just a Matter of Seconds
Song: Nobody Loves Me
Song: Same Old Ways
Song: Songbird
Song: All Around the Mountain
Song: Sunshine Girl
Song: You're longing eyes
Festival of the Arts- Oklahoma City (2011)
The Great Audition (2011)
Song: My Friend
Esongwriter.com International Song Writing Contest(2011)
Song: Same Old Ways
Band With a Mission Showcase (2011)-Nashville, TN
VENTS Music is the official podcast for Vents Magazine(2011)
Song: Nobody loves Me
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Bio
Minister Lee E. Ferrier has a music and word ministry called, Follow the Spirit Ministry. Lee ministers to nursing homes, retirement centers and homeless shelters on a regular basis. Follow the Spirit Ministry is portable and travels to conduct ministry services for conventions, workshops, outdoor activities, youth groups and various church functions.
Lee started playing on talent nights at various clubs such as Doug Weston's Troubadour at the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood in the mid 70’s. He later, in 1989, began playing in parks for homeless victims in Amarillo, Texas. Over the years he ministered in various churches and spent one year singing with the Carmen Prison Ministry in Tulsa, Ok.
In addition to singing and writing new songs and music, Lee has written many truthful teachings from the Bible addressing life, thanksgiving and love. His delivery of the word combined with storytelling songs saturated by consoling music has an undeniable anointing.
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