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In 2005, Motown legend Gladys Knight, invited The Divine Heritage Choir from Utah to perform with her at a fireside.
Choir members called the opportunity to sing with Gladys Knight, "life-changing".
Seven years later, the Divine Heritage Choir is making an impact of its own with audiences all over the country, performing at firesides, detoxification centers, detention centers, and homeless shelters.
Anyone is welcome to join the choir. Most of the members are of Polynesian descent. All of the music they perform are arranged or written by choir members, adding to their unique sound.
You can feel a special spirit when they perform. Watch the video to hear their studio performance.
If you're interested in participating with the choir or in contacting them, [CLICK HERE.](<https://www.facebook.com/dhchoir?ref=ts&fref=ts >)
