Les and Linda Green are a gifted vocal duet formerly from Charlotte, N.C., now residing in Fulton, N.Y. The Greens have three sons, Jeremiah, Christopher, and Bradley. All three of the Greens’ sons participate in some way in their parents ministry.

Les Green, an experienced communicator and soloist, is no stranger to Christian music. While attending Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Massachusetts, he formed a quartet called The Helmsmen, which continued for several years after college and won many Christian music awards.

In 1974, Les joined the Dove Award nominated quartet The Envoys. At that time, Les and Linda moved to Charlotte, N.C., The Envoys base of operations. Les’ vocal range and diversity proved to be a valuable asset while performing with the Envoys, both on their T.V. program aired on the CBN network and also for notables such as Bill Gaither, Rex Humbard, Pat Robertson, and Billy Graham.

After leaving The Envoys in 1978, Les pursued a solo ministry for the next eight years while also recording background vocals for various artists including the Glenn Miller Orchestra.

In 1986, after much prayer, Les’ ministry changed forever when Linda, an elementary school teacher and his wife since 1971, left teaching to travel and sing with him full-time. Linda’s addition brought not only a genuine Christian commitment but a great vocal talent as well. Her rich but gentle Alto voice has ministered to thousands of people through songs like: “I Miss My Time With You,” and the beautiful, “Touch Of The Master’s Hand.”

The Greens’ style of music reflects the diversity of years of experience. From a warm, family Gaither melody, to a “let the joy out” Southern Gospel song, to a contemporary praise and worship chorus, every song on each of their 13 albums is an extension of The Greens’ God-given talent and calling to win people to Christ and encourage God’s Church.

Each year The Greens travel full-time in their motor coach performing in over 200 churches, retreats, and family campgrounds in the United States and Canada.