HeavenSound Harmony

Steven Berry (left), founding member of HeavenSound Harmony, sings tenor for the group and is an armed forces veteran, having actively served this country from 1992 until 1996 in the military and until 2000 in the active reserves. He has sung gospel music for two decades with Ransomed and continues to sing in that ministry as well. Steve has dedicated his life to consistent ministry for Christ, promoting all that Christ has to offer through his gifts of song and testimony. 

Tom McLaughlin (right) is a passionate singer with a voice that will "melt your heart"! He is retired from the US Navy and been teaching for over fourteen years. Tom is currently an 8th grade teacher and a District Social Studies Facilitator with A+ Academy Charter Schools in Dallas. He's married to the beautiful "Mrs. Pam" for over 20 years and has four children, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild! Tom was saved at 16 at a youth Weekend Lock-In and has been singing for most of his life. He has a passion not just for the lost and hurting, but also for the church member or Christian that just may need a lifting word, thought or deed for that very minute.

John Graves (left) sings baritone for the group and has over 50 years of ministry in gospel music. His desire to reach the lost and encourage believers through the ministry of his music and testimony continues to inspire him to share the gospel of Jesus Christ to everyone he meets. He recorded his first LP at the age of five and has since recorded thirteen projects as a soloist or with various groups. He has ministered in many local and regional churches, at festivals and home-goings, onstage at Southern Gospel Music Fan Fair and in many National Quartet Convention showcases. In 2013, he helped to revive the group Birthright, where he sang until the group retired in early 2022. In the Summer of 2022, he formed HeavenSound Harmony.

Glenn Morrow (right), a veteran who served in the US Army from 1970-1976, is a Southern Gospel bass singer best known for his longtime role with the Shiloh Road Quartet—formerly The Gospel Four of Arlington—a ministry‑driven male quartet based in Arlington, Texas. As a core member of that group, Morrow contributed to its signature four‑part harmony sound and its mission of sharing “God’s unconditional love, amazing grace, and cleansing blood” through music.” His work with The Gospel Four of Arlington—later renamed Shiloh Road—places him firmly within the longstanding Texas gospel quartet tradition. 

In 2025, Glenn brought that tradition to HeavenSound Harmony when he joined the group to become its first bass singer. His deep vocal tones and stable bass foundations now anchors the quartet’s recognizable sound. 

Though not widely publicized beyond gospel circles, Glenn Morrow’s contributions as a steady, ministry‑focused bass vocalist have helped sustain one of Texas’ enduring Southern Gospel ensembles. His work demonstrates a commitment to sharing faith, harmony, and encouragement with congregations and audiences across Texas and the four-state region. 

Curtis Blase (left) has been sharing the message of God’s grace through Southern Gospel music for more than 50 years, beginning at the age of four. A soloist and longtime church vocalist, Curtis has sung in churches and community settings across the country, using music as a ministry to encourage, uplift, and point others to the saving power of Jesus Christ. He is an active bass singer with the Wimberley Community Chorus and, in 2025, had the honor of singing as a temporary baritone with The Lighthouse Boys, culminating in a performance at the National Quartet Convention in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. In November 2025, he joined HeavenSound Harmony.

Outside of his music ministry, Curtis has spent three decades serving others through public safety, international service, and crisis leadership. His background includes many years in Texas law enforcement and overseas assignments supporting humanitarian and peacekeeping missions in challenging environments around the world. Today, Curtis continues to serve in a leadership role focused on preparedness, stewardship, and helping organizations and people navigate difficult moments with calm, integrity, and faith. Above all, Curtis is grateful for the opportunity to serve the Lord and minister through song.