Terri Britton
Terri Brown Britton is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, born the youngest of three on November 4,1967,Terri was reared in the Christian home of Charles and Marion Jean Brown.They taught her the benefits of a strong moral character. Her father was known throughout the city for his melodic voice that captivated local audiences. She often followed her father when he went to sing in local churches and events. Although her mother encouraged a well-rounded lifestyle of education and good home ethics, her father influenced her singing.
Terri began her music career with a local group called B.A.S.I.C. B(Brothers And Sisters In Christ). Her slender, 5'6" statue camouflaged her strong captivating alto voice. After B.A.S.I.C, she began to pursue a solo career but always kept the conviction of ministry the forefront. Later she then joined forces with a group called Trin-i-tee 5:7 an all girl dynamo taking the country by storm.The 1st self titled debut album, "Trin-i-tee 5:7" topped the charts at #1 for weeks with the hit single, "God's Grace" produced by R. Kelly.The album later went gold selling 700,000 copies.
Terri has also been featured in several stage plays such as Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All By Myself" "When A Woman's Fed Up" with Glen Jones, Robert Former's "The Edge of A Dark Path"Norris and Ellen Wiggins' "A House Is Not A Home" with Christopher Williams of the movie New Jack City and T/J. Hemphills "Perilous Times ll" with William Murphy and Tommy Ford from TV's "Martin". She has done cameo appearance on the UPN sitcom "One on One"Currently Terri is an inspiration to thousands through her ministry.Terri married Phillip Britton on November 28,1997.They reside in New Orleans and are the proud parents of a baby girl, D'Vyne.Terri says, l'm truly amazed by at how God has brought me. I learned that when you put Him first and glorify Him, other blessings will follow. "But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness; and all of these things will be added unto you"St. Matthew 6:33.
