the cast

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 Quincy has had extensive experience in theatre and gospel music and has garnered many awards. She serves as the Chapter Representative of the Gospel Music Workshop of America Sacramento Metropolitan Chapter Choir and has had the privilege of recording with and backing up several gospel artists, including the late Rev. James Cleveland. Upon the passing of Delilah Williams, Quincy assumed the role as the director of GTTTYS. Watch Quincy in her electrifying performance as the “Black Moses,” Harriet Tubman!

 Independent Gospel Alliance Artist of the Year 2020, Teresa J, is an actress, singer and songwriter from Sacramento, California. Teresa J released two singles in 2020, “Good Enough” and “Create in Me,” both of which topped the Christian radio release charts in the top 10 for over three weeks! She was also a featured actress in Chris Fields’ gospel musical stage play, “Family Bonded” (2017), and “Family Bonded Christmas” (2018). From worship leader to vocal director, this lady does it all! Watch her light up the stage as the great Etta James!

 This dynamo has a unique and anointed contemporary style of her own. As an artist/songwriter, Tiffany’s artistry soared with her debut EP release entitled “Manifest.” She followed up with her latest single, “Love So Great” featuring Louie Lou, and “Just Ask” featuring Doobie Powell. This multi-award-

winning artist delivers on all levels from film to the stage! Watch her unparalleled performance as Sojourner Truth and you will understand why she is constantly in high demand!

 Aaron Williams started singing in the church choir and praise team at a young age. In 2018, Aaron went to Barbizon Modeling and Acting School where he won first place in the L.A. Showcase singing competition. In 2021, he was a finalist on season one of the “Wan Wednesday” singing competition, hosted by Wanya Morris of the 90’s R&B boy group, Boyz II Men. Enjoy his rare melodic voice as he salutes Donny Hathaway in the “Star Scene.” 

 Elaine Moonie has been blessed to serve as one of the leading roles in Bishop T.D. Jakes’ “Woman, Thou Art Loosed!” stage play and Tyler Perry’s “I Can Do Bad All By Myself” stage play. She has also toured with “God’s Trying to Tell You Something,” “Things Ain’t What They Used to Be,” “Somebody Oughta Tell God Thank You,” and “Stop the Noise, Bring Back the Music,” all written, directed and produced by Delilah Rashell Williams. 

 Olevia Williams began singing as a child, perfecting her talent with professional voice training. Her gospel solo artist career launched in 2006 with the CD “No Limits,” which hit the Top Gospel Billboard 

Albums chart. She has traveled extensively with world-renowned gospel artists. She serves as worship leader/vocal director at This Is Pentecost Fellowship Ministries (TIP) in Sacramento, California. You’ll enjoy her beautiful voice as she salutes Aretha Franklin in the “Star Scene.” 

 Danene Moore began singing at an early age in church. Having both parents musically active, she learned the 

different genres of gospel music at a young age. This strong musical lineage continued down the bloodline, branching from her and her husband to their children, who are all musically inclined. Danene is the former Miss Black Stockton. She is making her acting debut in “God’s Trying to Tell You Something."

Bishop DL Edwards was made for the stage. Whether preaching, singing, or making small appearances, his star quality shines bright. He has been acting and making up different characters all his life. This multi-talented singer also has mastered the piano as well as the guitar. DL salutes musical icon Ray Charles, in the “Star Scene.” The walk, the swaying of the head, and the sound of the voice will make you think that Ray is still alive!

 Josette Williams has been singing in church since the age of two and continues to dazzle audiences with her anointed voice. She was recently featured as a lead actress and vocalist in the “Family Bonded” stage plays and albums. She is a member of Zion Church in Jesus Christ where she serves faithfully as a minister and praise and worship leader. She is married with five children and currently lives in Sacramento, California.

 Karen Pearson started singing at the age of 14 in her home church in Los Angeles. Since then, she’s sung with several gospel artists, including Norman Hutchins, Daryl Coley, Edwin and Walter Hawkins and many gospel choirs. Karen first met Delilah Williams in Alaska 40 years ago. Twenty years later, Karen toured in the encore round of “God’s Trying to Tell You Something” at Delilah’s request. After overcoming devastating trials and enduring unimaginable pain, Karen’s theme song is, “I Still Have Joy.” 

 The Reverend Phillip A. Lewis is the anointed pastor of the New Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church in Inglewood, CA. He has received two NAACP Theatre Award nominations for his role as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the musical “King” and “The African American,” a musical history of Africans in America. A dynamic evangelist, Pastor Lewis is a multi-talented gentleman who will sing, dance and act his way right into your heart.  

 Vina Jefferson hails from Bakersfield, California, where she was born and raised, and found a great love for the arts at an early age. She is one of the original cast/crew members from the first tour of “God’s Trying to Tell You Something,” which allowed her to meet not only her biological brother, but her biological mother for the first time while on the road. Vina loves this show and is so grateful to be back.