Brandon Jamhal
From the womb it was
known that Brandon had a call on his life.
Before entering this world, he kicked and thumped rhythms to
various styles of music. On November 2, 1988, Brandon was born with doctors
doubting he would survive. In spite of pneumonia attacking both Brandon
and his God fearing mother, they both survived by the grace of God.
As a
toddler Brandon seemed fascinated and captivated by soulful preaching.
He would come home on Sunday afternoons mimicking the
preacher’s sermons as well as the songs that were sang by the
congregation. It was one of
those Sunday afternoons, after listening to one of his playful
sermons, that his mother was inspired to ask him to sing “Amazing
Grace.” He was a mere four
years of age. At the age of five, Brandon performed his first concert at
the Apostolic Christian Tabernacle in Alliance Ohio.
At eight years of age Brandon began performing with the Canton
Children’s Chorus, which continued his vocal training and in addition
exposed him to acting, opera, ballet, and piano. Brandon then began
showing his love and concern for the community by performing for a great
number of various events such as American Heart Association, NAACP
Scholarship Programs, HIV/AIDS Benefits/Summa Health System. By the time
Brandon was 14 years old, he had participated in so many events that he
and his family begin to pursue greater challenges.
These new challenges included The Showtime at the Apollo Tour where he
won first place. That
launched Brandon into a national stage that included the Gospel Dream
competition held in Atlanta Georgia that was aired on B.E.T. that was
hosted by Vicki Winans, Dr. Bobby Jones, and Tyler Perry.
Brandon begin to earn national honors and his awards included an
outstanding youth award with Lebron James and receive a National Upward
Bound Award at the University of Toledo.
Brandon continued his career by performing a stirring rendition
of the National Anthem at sporting events such as the National Football
League’s 2004 Hall of Fame Enshrinement ceremony and the NBA’s
Cleveland Cavaliers Basketball home games.
Because God has been
an intricate part of Brandon’s life, he decided to enroll in the
“Training for Service” ministry training program under the
direction of Pastor Eugene Norris II, of the Mountain of the Lord
Fellowship Akron Ohio. where he has expanded his gift of creative writing.
His creative writing has inspired him to create a new perspective
on how to hear God’s voice and then communicate a fresh and renewing
message to his peers.
Today Brandon is currently seeking opportunities to share the gift
of song and word of God with the world
Brandon
has performed in a great number of major community events, such as:
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Sang
the National
anthem for:
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Guest
vocalist for:
- Trinity Broadcasting
Network (TBN)
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