The Lawsons’ story starts in the church. Based in Reidsville, North Carolina, the family has spent years singing in services and taking its music to other congregations. For listeners who love Southern Gospel family groups, the connection among these voices is the place to begin.
Terry Lawson grew up around ministry and began singing at 12, according to the group’s official history. He later traveled in evangelism and sang with Joint-Heirs before his own children joined him in music. Jonathan and Joshua even recorded a CD with their father when they were nine and seven. That long history together still sits behind the group’s recordings and live appearances.
A family still making music
The group’s official site lists Terry with Jonathan, Joshua, Justus and Hannah Lawson, and says Hannah returned to travel with them in January 2026. The same history says Jonathan now manages the group. Their ministry has grown with the family, while churches and concerts remain a central part of where they share their songs.
Their recent project Join Right In is a good next stop. The Lawsons’ website describes it as their latest recording, and Apple Music lists a 10-song digital album. If you are meeting the group through Spotify, “Way Too Long” and “I Believe God” are two more ways into their catalog before exploring the full releases.
Where to hear them
A streaming page offers a first listen, but The Lawsons’ own website tells the fuller story. It has their family history, music, schedule and booking information. Follow the official links here to hear the recordings and see where the group is singing next.
We’re glad to introduce The Lawsons to Kingdom Chorus readers as a Southern Gospel guest feature. Their story is a reminder that the music people discover online often began with years of singing together in the local church.