Concert in Tallahassee

Posted on June 10th, 2008 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events.

I’ll be performing a benefit concert for Rebirth at Element3 Church in Tallahassee on Saturday, June 14th from 7:00 – 9:00 PM. Doors open at 6:30.

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Campus Outreach Concert & Seminar

Posted on November 1st, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events, ministry updates.

Mo will lead a CO conference concert and seminar on Dec. 29 in Atlanta, Ga, where close to 2,000 college students will be present!

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Of Orphans and Kings – Hot off the Press!

Posted on October 23rd, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, ministry updates.

Of Orphans and Kings – Hot off the Press!
- a music update by Mo Leverett, October 23, 2007

The long wait is over!

I’m staring at some big ole boxes full of new Mo Leverett CD’s. For those of you who have already pre-ordered copies, we’ll be sending you yours right away. For those of you who have been waiting – They’re here! Whatcha waiting for?

These have come out just in time to simplify your Christmas shopping or to fill up your friend’s or kid’s stockings!

Don’t make me beg…

Remember that all the proceeds go to support Rebirth International. And again, for those of you who can’t stomach the sound of my music, as I’ve said many times before, know that the CD’s make incomparable designer coasters for your dinner guests!

Hope to hear from you soon!

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“180″ Campus Outreach – Valdosta, Ga.

Posted on August 11th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events, ministry updates.

Mo has been invited to speak and give a concert at the “180″ weekly student ministry gathering for Campus Outreach at Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Ga.

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Campus Outreach College Ministry Project Concert in Daytona

Posted on July 12th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events.

Mo will be performing a concert for students on the Daytona Beach, Fl ministry beach projects at Christ Community Church on Wednesday, July 18. There will be students from Campus Outreach’s Augusta and Atlanta, Ga. regional projects.

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New CD Ready For Download!

Posted on July 10th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music.


Orphans and Kings has been uploaded onto our sister site at www.justiceroad.com. Remember that all the proceeds go to the funding of Rebirth International. There are 13 songs which were all written in the aftermath of Katrina. I hope you’ll take the time to download the work and that the Lord uses the songs in your life to draw you to His mercy and love!

Thanks much for your support!
Mo

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Grace Fellowship – Gulf Shores, Al

Posted on July 10th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events, ministry updates.

Grace Fellowship, 19470 County Rd 6, Gulf Shores, AL 36542
This is a weekend event, Feb. 9-11, that will include other speakers on missions. Mo’s concert will be held on Friday evening.

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Lakemont Pres. Church retreat – Augusta, Ga

Posted on July 10th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events, ministry updates.

Lakemont Presbyterian Church, 1000 Bluebird Rd; Augusta, GA 30904
Mo will be speaking and giving a concert at Lakemont’s church retreat Nov. 9-11.

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Mountain Brook Community – Birmingham, Al

Posted on July 10th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, events, ministry updates.

Mountain Brook Community Church, 3001 Hwy 280 Birmingham, AL 35243
Mo will be speaking on local missions at two church services with a concert at night on Sunday, Sept. 23.

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First Review of Orphans and Kings

Posted on July 6th, 2007 by Mo Leverett.
Categories: concerts & music, ministry updates.

Here is a short review of Mo’s newest CD which is available for download at www.justiceroad.com.

“The soul, struggle and hope on this record is truly astonishing. Mo’s been making good music for a long time, but this is by far his finest work yet. It is a disturbing and inspiring bit of Americana, with musical and lyrical stains from the waters of New Orleans and vocals as rich and guttural as anything I’ve heard this year. If Nick Cave, John Hiatt, Pierce Pettis and Mark Heard had spent the last seventeen years serving the poor in the deep south I can’t imagine them coming up with a batch of songs any better than these.” John J. Thompson, Gyroscope Arts

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