Tori Gay

Tori Gay is a Southern Gospel singer, songwriter, and ministry artist who has been sharing her faith through music, ministry, and encouragement for more than 21 years.  A native of Foxworth, Mississippi, Tori has followed God’s call through some unexpected doors, including opportunities to work alongside respected names in Gospel music and four seasons as a cast member at Biblical Times Dinner Theater in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. During those four seasons, she performed in more than 300 shows, while her comedy persona, Lula Bell, appeared in close to 250 additional performances.  The cast also had the opportunity to be part of “40 Days of Christian Music” at The Ark Encounter.  

Tori’s musical training includes studies at the Charles Novell School of Music and Stamps-Baxter School of Music.  She has been featured in the National Quartet Convention’s Artist Showcase several times and in numerous publications, including as a cover feature.  She has released three albums and continues to release new music.  Today, she travels full-time, sharing Gospel music and encouragement in churches, senior living and assisted living communities, rehabilitation settings, and other ministry venues.

Whether through a familiar hymn, an original song, a story, or a little Southern humor, Tori’s heart is to encourage people in their walk with the Lord - or perhaps help someone begin that walk.  As she says, “I’m just a country gal from the map-dot town of Foxworth, MS, and if God can do the great things He’s done in me, through me, and for me, He will do great things in, through, and for you!”