Streaming Concert_#492: Trinity Life Young Adults: A Night of Worship
Trinity Life Young Adults
Recorded on 5/26/22
Toya Bailey, voice
Julia Lyall, voice
Jen Raymundo, guitar, voice
Sydney Bennett, cello
Trinity Life Young Adults worship team is made up of talented God-fearing individuals with a passion for sharing their love for God through their music. Now as the team prepares to embark on a mission trip to Croatia, they come to Baltimore city to share powerful testimonies, God's word and uplifting music.
Latoya “Toya” Bailey is a 34 year old worshiper. Latoya is a singer and songwriter. She began singing in a gospel choir as a child in Honolulu for “The City of Refuge Christian Church”. She was also a soprano singer for “New Creation Christian Fellowship” Church (NCCF) in Converse, TX for the teen and adult choir. She studied music all through her high school years at Judson Senior High School. LaToya rededicated her life back to Christ at the age of 29. Since, she has grown a passion for serving the world around her. In 2018, she wrote her first gospel song, released in 2019 under the artist name Bailey, called “Transformed” realizing her purpose is to share her testimony and let everyone feel, hear and know the love of God through her voice.
Julia Lyall works in health insurance and volunteers weekly at her church for the Young Adults ministry. She has a heart for sotry and song and looks forward to sharing the greatest story ever told, the Good News about Jesus, with those in Croatia this summer.
Jen Raymundo is a fourth grade teacher in the state of Maryland. She has a passion for education, music, and spreading God's love to others. She is a member of Trinity Life church in Baltimore, Maryland. She currently serves on the Young Adults Worship Team as a singer and guitar player.
Sydney Bennett’s passion for cello began at age 10. Among her teachers were Gretchen Gettes, Cecylia Barczyk, Tom Shaw, and Gordan Cleland. She studied at Baltimore School for the Arts ('12), and studied abroad at Brock University ('14). She received her Bachelors of Music in Cello Performance at Shenandoah University ('16) under the instruction of Tom Shaw. Ms. Bennett has also graduated from Towson University ('18) with a Master of Music degree in Cello Performance under the instruction of Cecylia Barczyk. Ms. Bennett has participated in various music festivals including National Music Festival (MD), Apple Hill Chamber Music (NH), Summer Summit Music Festival (NY), International Music Institute and Festival (MD) and Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival (VT). Sydney Bennett won Honorable Mention at the African-American Academic Cultural Technological Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO).
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