Remaining Nameless will perform at Gulf Shores United Methodist Church on Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 2:30 pm. The concert will be held in Building B Auditorium located in the Winn-Dixie Shopping Center. Admission is FREE; however, a love offering will be taken.

Formed in November 2011, Remaining Nameless is a local Contemporary Christian band that performed their debut concert in March 2012, at Silverhill First Baptist Church. As a band, they play for various venues and churches. As a ministry, they serve people who are lonely and hurting and struggling, like the homeless and the clients of homes for drug and alcohol rehabilitation.  

God created each one of us with a specific purpose and gift. Together Remaining Nameless uses their gifts to worship and serve God, who loves us deeply with an unconditional love and pursues us passionately. They have come together to lift up the name of Jesus, who is alive and living in us, through music and ministry. They are "Remaining Nameless" so that the only name that is lifted up is the great name, Jesus! "He must increase, but we must decrease!" John 3:30

Members of Remaining Nameless are as follows:  Angie Greene, Daphne, AL (vocals, keyboard); Amanda McAuley, Silverhill, AL (vocals); Portia Haskew, Spanish Fort, AL (vocals, keyboard); Brent Middleton, Robertsdale, AL (guitar); John Reynolds, Spanish Fort, AL (bass); and Samson Williams, Loxley, AL (drums).

For more information on Remaining Nameless, contact Angie Greene at 251-379-9338, visit info@remainingnamelessministries.com, or find them on Facebook.

The public is always welcomed at Gulf Shores United Methodist Church.  For more information, visit our website at www.gulfshoresumc.org or call the church office at 251-967-2411.