Artist description Jerry began traveling over two decades ago as a teenager hitchhiking across the United States. Since that time, his music has taken him to South and Central America, in prisons, detention centers as well as to major concert venues around the world. His songs speak about social justice, hope and faith. Jerry has traveled the world in concerts and currently works with street youth and in adult correction facilities.

Music Style World Folk Pop Jazz Christian Social Justice

Musical Influences Bob Dylan Harry Chapin Cat Stevens Kenny Loggins Paul Simon

Similar Artists Stephen Curtis Chapman Michael W. Smith Kenny Loggins

Artist History Jerry began traveling over two decades ago as a teenager hitchhiking across the United States. Since that time, his music has taken him to South and Central America, in prisons, detention centers as well as to major concert venues around the world. His songs speak about social justice, hope and faith. Jerry has traveled the world in concerts and currently works with street youth and in adult correction facilitiesJerry has been performing since he left home at 16 years old. Since then, he has literally traveled the world, sharing his music and experiences in major concert halls and under grass sheds in Central America. For more information check out his other web site at: http://onefamilyministries.homestead.com/

Group Members Jerry Goebel

Instruments Guitar; Piano; Drums

Albums King of Clowns; Candleflame; Riding a Dangerous Wind; Calling

Additional Info Jerry has two books out. A collection of Christian Justice writings based on the Psalms and a training manual: LifeCoaches, mentoring a troubled adolescent (http://onefamilyministries.homestead.com/)

Location Walla Walla, WA - USA

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