Frank boggs christian singer biography

The world-renowned basso and visionary founder of Georgia Festival Chorus, Frank Boggs served God's kingdom through his solo vocal ministry, his evangelical.

Frank Boggs has enjoyed a prolific career that has taken him all over the world, and a fruitful list of accomplishments including being the first recording.

A devoted minister of the Gospel of Christ through music and a gifted teacher, leader, and encourager, Frank leaves behind his loving wife of

It is with profound joy that Doris Boggs and Catherine Boggs Hoecke announce the Homegoing of Frank Boggs on March 23, , at age 94 in his Atlanta home.

"Absent from the body,present with [His] Lord." Born in Dallas to F. Ivy and Olive Chaffee Boggs on February 3, , Frank's love for.

A devoted minister of the Gospel of Christ through music and a gifted teacher, leader, and encourager, Frank leaves behind his loving wife of...

Above: Chorus founder and director Frank Boggs talks about music in the living room of his Buckhead apartment; photo by Joe Earle

Frank Boggs has been around church music all his life.

He remembers tagging along to choir practice with his mother and father at the First Baptist Church in Dallas, Tex., back when he was too little to be left at home.

“I’d go with them and I’d listen to them sing and then I’d curl up in the pew and go to sleep,” he recalled. “Music was just kind of there my whole life.”

And Boggs has lived quite a lifetime in music.

He’s organized and built choirs, taught music and recorded two dozen albums.

He’s appeared on radio and TV, performed around the U.S. and abroad, and sung in concerts, at religious revival meetings and during church services.

He even co-wrote the fight song played to cheer the Baylor University Bears, the football team at his alma mater.

The song he and his roommate wrote while they were students at Baylor back in the 1940s replaced a