Deborah Trissel - Lead/Alto/Keyboard

Deborah grew up in the ministry singing on the radio at 2 years old. She traveled extensively with her family in full time evangelistic work, from a young child to the age of 17. For a brief time she sang with several gospel groups.

She then became deeply involved in Southern Gospel Music and within a few years, God had placed a calling on her life to sing and play the piano/keyboard for Him. Since then she has been dedicated and faithful to God’s call on her life.

In February 2006, She felt led to start 'New Day' with Wayne Groves and Sterling Smith. Deborah is single, with no children.

Full Name: Deborah M. Trissel

Nick Name: Mom

Position: Keyboards, Alto vocal, sometimes other vocals.

Date Joined: 2-1-06 founding member

D.O.B. July 1

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Grandchildren:  

Parents: Rev Paul D. Trissel and Mary Trissel

Siblings: Brother: Paul J. Trissel; Sister: Rebecca Mortimer

Birthplace: Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Home Church: Church of the Nazarene – But with New Day, I'm strictly interdenominational

Occupation: PBX Operator

Future Plans: Lord willing, Marriage and recording/radio work in Southern Gospel

Bible Verse: Psalm 46:10

Song: Probably have to be 'Whiter Than Snow'

Singer: Tim Gibbs

Trio: The original Brazells

Quartet: Triumphant

Musician: Tim Raybon-Bass Guitarist (For a while, just he and I played in a group! Good friend

Food: Fried Chicken

Soda: Coke (I actually prefer Iced Tea)

Color: Green

Candy: Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup

Restaurant: Cracker Barrel

Distinctive memory with New Day: Recording in Georgia -Hilarious at times.

What being a member of New Day means to you: Fulfilling God's calling on my life

Give a short testimony about salvation: I am so grateful for God's love and forgiveness.

Likes about the Road: Traveling and singing with other groups.

Dislikes about the Road: Getting home late and having to work the next day.

Something you don't think people know about you: My family traveled in evangelistic work.

Who do you admire: My Mother

Mary Trissel