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Mary Lou Taylor
(October 30, 1944 - December 31, 2008)

 

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Christafari

Christafari was founded in 1989 by songwriter, producer, and lead vocalist, Mark Mohr. Raised in a Christian family, Mark strayed from his Godly upbringing and, during his teens, became involved in hard drugs and alcohol. As an answer to many prayers, the Lord delivered Mark from his addictions at a Christian camp at the age of 17. After serious prayer, God impressed on his heart to start the first Christian reggae band in America.

"The best advice I was ever given was to go to Bible College so I could be theologically and doctrinally sound," says Mark. He studied at Biola University in Los Angeles, majoring in Christian Education. During his years at Biola, the group began to take shape as Mark wrote songs for Christafari's first and second albums. Now an ordained Pastor, Mark has spent over fifteen years ministering and performing, bringing a unique brand of gospel reggae to nearly every state and some twenty countries around the world.

Pronounced CHRIST-AH-FAR-EYE, in Greek, the original language of the New Testament, Christafari is the name given to "a group of people who collectively represent Christ."

 


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Discography

Major Releases

* Soulfire (1995)
* Valley of Decision (1996)
* Word, Sound, and Power (1999)
* Gravity (2003)
* To the Foundation (2007)

Other Releases

* Reggae Worship: First Fruits (1999) - a compilation of earlier recordings.
* Dub, Sound, and Power (2000) - a collection of Dub versions of songs, mostly from Word, Sound, and Power.
* Palabra, Sonido, Y Poder (2000) - versions of their songs overdubbed in Spanish.

 

 





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