Read a feature article on Sherry in USA Today and Nashville's paper, The Tennessean.
Sherry Cothran is an emerging artist in the field of religion and culture. Combining her 15-plus years of experience as an award winning singer / songwriter / musician with her current vocation as pastor / preacher of a multi-cultural, urban congregation, Sherry brings a fresh perspective to the practice of creative and thoughtful religion in the 21st century.
The music | Fronting the smash band The Evinrudes (Mercury Records) from 1995-2002 and releasing her first solo album in 2003, Sherry Cothran emerged from her hiatus from the music scene with Sunland in 2011 - a musically diverse album with the subject of each track focused on the inner and sometimes controversial stories of obscure women from the Old Testament. Coupled with her musical rebirth and passion for religion, the arts and social justice, Sherry has found herself in the midst of a variety of speaking engagements, writing, performing and leading workshops / seminars in the spheres of music, creative religion, and where those two worlds often collide.
Check out more of Sherry's story in a recent post by the United Methodist Reporter: "The Right Rockin' Rev - Sherry Cothran."
For much more on Sherry, follow her blog Peddling Hope In Dystopia:
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