Beyond 5 is composed of five members, four of them are members of the church. After a couple of years touring the world, Terrence and his band-mates performed in Nashville, Tennessee, where they caught the eye of a large record label. The record label talked to the group and offered a multi-million dollar deal. However the record label knew that four of them are Latter-day Saints and that they would be signing up for the next five to seven years, and serving a mission is not a part of the deal.
Terrence shares his decision with Mormon Newsroom UK saying that “I thought it was going to be the hardest decision that I would ever take.”
“…and as we sat in this empty room, the spirit just hit me so hard. And I just realized in that moment that no – that the record deal wasn’t for me. God needed me to go on a mission, and he needed me to serve, he added.”
He is now currently serving in Scotland-Ireland Mission, and three of his group mates are also serving a mission across the Globe.
To think that I almost passed up this opportunity… it’s something that honestly it chokes me up to even think about,” he said to Mormon Newsroom UK.
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