Our Mission: to Serve the Church!

Welcome!  Victorious Trio is an Indiana Gospel Group, which delivers a message that will inspire, uplift, convict, and encourage!  Your congregation will hear the Gospel message whether in concert, for special music, or an entire worship service. They bring new energy to the churches they serve, as they spread the Good News and claim Victory in Christ!
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Victorious is a Member of the ​​Indiana Gospel Music Association,
and a Member Artist of the Indiana Gospel Music Festival.
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Fanfest Convention!

​Pictured:  Victorious singing at IGMA's Fanfest Gospel Music Convention, June 10-12 in Columbus, IN!

Victorious' lead singer, Cheryl Anderson, was named the judges "Favorite Soprano for all Mixed Voice Groups" at the Convention! - Big CONGRATS go to Cheryl!

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Singing is Essential to Worship

The Bible contains over 400 references to singing and 50 direct commands to sing. We are commanded twice in the New Testament to sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs (Ephesians 5:19; Colossians 3:16).  Why?

• Music in worship helps people commune with God.
• Music in worship gives us the vocabulary and actions to express praise and worship to God.
• Music both expresses and affects our emotions so we can grow closer to God.
• Music helps unite, encourage, and inspire the Body of Christ.​​
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 Covid-19 and Singing

Victorious desires to minister, yet in a manner safe for the congregation and ourselves. In addition to social distancing, we take the following precautions:

• Arrive well in advance of the time for worship to set up our sound system and do a sound check.
• We then retire to a separate room to pray in preparation for the service. We wear masks when meeting with the pastor or staff and keep a safe distance. 
• During the service, we sit separately from the congregation.
• We will not have a product table or sell recordings.
• After the service, we remain near or on the platform at a safe distance to socialize or interact with anyone who so desires, to answer questions, or for prayer.

We trust churches will appreciate these precautions, but please call us to discuss or suggest modifications as the CDC and State regulations change over time.

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