Anthony Evans

Anthony Evans has voiced the gospel with a melodic, thought-provoking style for two decades and has emerged as one of Christian music's premier worship leaders and singer/songwriters. Along the way, he has released ten solo projects, two of which debuted #1 on Billboard's Top Gospel Album charts, released his first book, Unexpected Places, produced numerous music videos, acted in three movies, and performed as "Beast" in the Disney Hollywood Bowl production of Beauty and the Beast. Most recently Anthony received his first Grammy nomination for his executive production work on the gospel album My Tribute. He has collaborated on inspirational events with his father, beloved pastor and international speaker, Dr. Tony Evans, his sisters Priscilla Shirer and Chrystal Evans Hurst, along with his brother, author and speaker Jonathan Evans. Anthony's appearance on NBC's The Voice led him to being discovered and enlisted to perform and produce vocals for various major artists and networks. In addition to vocal production, Anthony has been enlisted as talent producer for an assortment of popular reality and competition shows. This sojourn in Los Angeles has led him to think more progressively about his own music and ministry, desiring to communicate in terms that connect with people spiritually, no matter where they are in their journey with the Lord, without compromising his own faith and message. This focus, along with his powerful, one-of-a-kind voice, has allowed Anthony to not only vibrate the doors of the church, but to make connections and venture beyond. Stacy Kaiser is a successful Southern California-based licensed psychotherapist, author, relationship expert, and media personality. With hundreds of television appearances on major networks including NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, and HLN, Stacy has built a reputation for bringing a unique mix of thoughtful and provocative insight to a wide range of topics. She maintains a thriving private practice while being a much sought-after public speaker on a wide variety of topics, ranging from office, family, and personal relationship issues to trauma, sexual assault, and community related issues. In addition to her numerous television appearances, her expertise and perspective have been solicited by major corporations, public institutions, government agencies, philanthropic organizations, and other media outlets, including recently working on Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly and A&E's Undercover High. As a psychotherapist on Investigation Discovery's Fatal Vows, VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, Lifetime's DietTribe, parenting expert on the TODAY show and Good Morning America, and regular guest expert on Steve Harvey and The Doctors nationally syndicated talk shows, Stacy Kaiser has gained a reputation for helping people face the truth that is holding them back from leading a life filled with a balance of responsibility, fun, and freedom. In her book How to be a Grown Up: The Ten Secret Skills Everyone Needs to Know, Stacy opens with a provocative quiz that helps the reader gain insight into his or her current level of life mastery. She breaks down the reader's strengths and weaknesses, to guide them towards improving their life skills so that they can maximize their success and ultimately their life. A passion for improving the lives of the underserved in her community led to Stacy's work with one of Southern California's premier family resource centers where she worked with battered women, teen parents, abused children, and families in crisis for more than twenty years. She has also been engaged by organizations including the FBI, Los Angeles Fire Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles Unified School District, Kaiser Permanente, and Hughes Aircraft to implement workshops and handle third-party mediations.