Rev. Clay Evans
Clay Evans, born on June 23, 1925, in Brownsville, Tennessee, was an African
American Baptist pastor and gospel singer. He graduated from Carver High School
and later attended Chicago Baptist Institute for seminary education, Northern
Seminary, and The University of Chicago Divinity School. Clay Evans founded the
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago on September 10, 1950. His music
career began in 1964, with his first musical project released in 1984 titled
What He's Done For Me under Savoy Records. Throughout his career, he released 38
musical projects, including albu...
