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Steve Wilson

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Bishop Steve Wilson (b. March 7, 1947) is a Christian gospel singer from Potts Camp / Bethlehem, Marshall County, Mississippi, USA. He sang with the Wilson Brothers Quartet in the late 1960's and early 1970's with his brothers J. Michael Wilson, Sam Wilson (5), Tim Wilson (22). and Steve Wilson (38). Bishop Steve Wilson was born March 7, 1947, in Atlanta, Ga. to J. Frank and Lillian Wilson and was one of ten children. The family moved to Potts Camp, Ms. in 1948 where his father assumed the pastorate of the Bethlehem Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. Pastor Wilson was raised in the Bethlehem community, and graduated at Potts Camp High School in 1965. He attended Pentecostal Bible Institute in Tupelo, Mississippi from 1966 to1968, and began the Wilson Brothers Quartet that traveled the Eastern United States and produced several recordings. The quartet was in demand in the early 1970’s at churches, camps and conventions. He became the Mississippi Youth Director of the Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ and later became the National Apostolic Crusaders Director and began their first National Youth Convention, which is carried on today. He married Pat Snider of Sharon, Tennessee USA on May 15th, 1971. Bishop Wilson began full time ministry at the Bethlehem Church (Potts Camp, Mississippi) in 1968, first as Youth Pastor, then Assistant Pastor, and later, Associate Pastor. After some time he assumed the role of Pastor. In 2009 Bethlehem Church joined Bishop Wilson in celebrating his 40th year of service at this congregation. In March of 2009 Bishop Wilson retired as Senior Pastor of Bethlehem Church.

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• Acoustic guitar
• Vocals

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