Ben Everson is a Christian recording & performing artist with a lyrical solo voice and a talent for a cappella music. He is also sought-after as a vocal coach and clinician on a cappella group techniques and vocal health. His recording vocal range is 3 octaves, which he uses to overdub up to 50-man choruses of his own voice. Ben has performed over 6000 times since 2003, singing up to 5 times per week. He has recorded 15 albums, three of which are entirely a cappella. Several of his songs have appeared in the iTunes Christian top 10. Though he mostly stays within Christian music, his recording of a Nova Scotian original tune won best inspirational song in 2014 at the Music Nova Scotia awards. He has worked with a cappella groups as diverse as Pensacola Christian College and Duke University. He is completing 120-hour graduate course after which he will be a Certified McClosky Vocal Technician (CMVT). At a young age, Heather Schopf began piano lessons under her mother's instruction. Over the years, her developing skill and love of music led her to attend Bible college, earning her Music and Bible degrees in 2003. For many years, Heather gained experience through teaching private piano and voice lessons, finding it to be both a musical and ministry outlet. She has regularly ministered in music through the local church, and currently continues that ministry at Lighthouse Baptist Church of Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Being a wife, as well as a mother of four, Heather delights in the creative freedom that being a stay-at-home mom allows. She is thankful for the time she has to apply herself to the many tasks of FBS. Other than music, Heather enjoys decorating her home and decorating cakes for weddings or other special occasions.