"In Harmony"
My name is Annie Laurie Richardson. I am a member of "In Harmony", a musical group which consists of myself and my four daughters. We perform for different venues such as theaters and Christian church groups, sharing a message of hope and faith in our Savior Jesus Christ. Between the three of us who are married, we have 47 children, 34 of those beautiful children have been adopted from all over the world. We have written a book about this miraculous journey entitled "The Gathering". We feel driven to share how our trust and faith in God has helped us through many of life's challenges.
We have recently returned from a tour in Hawaii and California to perform a bit closer to home. We live on a two hundred acre ranch in Mountain Grove, Missouri with our unique and very large families.
We will be performing in the West Plains area on the 24th and 25th of July at "The Avenues Theater". We would like to extend to our friends and family, a special invitation to our performance. The cost for general admission is only $5.00 as we want to keep it affordable enough for everyone to come and share in this special message of hope.
Our contact information is -
email - ourvoivesinharmony@gmail.com
We look forward to sharing a wonderful night of singing and praising our Lord, Jesus Christ.
See you there,
Annie Laurie Richardson
In Harmony
In Harmony
Their greatest desire is to share the message of the joy, peace and strength that comes through faith in God and in His Son.
Their unique message encompasses a wide range of experience because of their life’s journey which includes worldwide adoption, overcoming health issues, working with children of many cultures and backgrounds, dealing with the many faces of abuse, abandonment, emotional trauma and so much more.
Why “In Harmony”…?
As we join our voices“In Harmony” with one another, we share a message of keeping our lives “In Harmony” with good Christian values that lead us to be "In Harmony” with God.
Annie Laurie Richardson
Married 36 years and the mother of 30 children, 5 of which are biological and 25 adopted. She has traveled the world to find and bring home the many hearts that called to her. Having suffered abuse as a child she understands the pathway of healing. She and her husband co-authored the book of their adoption journey, “The Gathering”. She has a Master’s Degree in Education and owned her own private school for several years. She also owned her own marketing business which was taken internationally. She has travelled all across the country speaking and presenting from a personal standpoint and from a business standpoint. She loves to be on stage and to feel that what she is performing and sharing, is touching lives with the message that God is real and that miracles have not ceased in our lives today.
Katie Gerona
With close to ten years of marriage, her greatest love is spending time with her husband and 5 children. The co-author of several children’s books, she also loves to write songs. She has taught and worked with youth groups most of her adult life. She has had to face the challenge of a husband who has macular degenerative disease that threatens his eyesight. She also faces the challenge of 3 of her 5 children having a serious blood disorder. She has learned to face these challenges with faith and joy in Christ.
Annie Laurie Mower
Following after her mother’s footsteps she and her husband of 16 years, have 12 children, 9 adopted and 3 biological. This has not been an easy journey as these children struggle with severe autism, seizure disorder, fetal alcohol syndrome, reactive detachment disorder and the normal challenges that come with having such a large family in 15 years. She has also learned through her own journey of faith, how to live a full life while overcoming many personal health issues such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and female issues that eventually led to an early hysterectomy . Her love of singing has filled the lives of many with a brightness of hope.
Rebekah Richardson
Singing has always been a passion for her. She has overcome adversity in dealing with alopecia and the struggles that come with foster care, adoption and being the middle child in a family of 30 children. She loves performing and sharing her deep testimony that Christ is involved in her life on a daily basis
Jenni Richardson
After the recent death of our son, his wife Jenni moved here from Korea to join the family. She studied piano in Korea and achieved the status of a concert pianist. Blending her Korean culture with our culture has been a challenge but has brought great growth. She has learned well to put her life and personal will in God’s hands and allow Him to be in charge.
In a world filled with chaos and sadness, sometimes you just need a reminder of peace and hope that God still works miracles in our lives.
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