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Biography"A northern Wisconsin songstress's dynamic vocals and infectious energy are whipping up a northern wind felt clear down to Nashville", writes columnist Gina Mangan. Her radiant personality and energetic performances add an atmosphere of fun and excitement to her shows, which has led to Paula's regional popularity. For years Paula focused much of her energy pursuing a career in Country Music. Four years ago her heart changed, when she realized the need to go back to a simple, but deep faith-walk with the Lord. The kind of walk in which she embraced each day with one enthusiastic question; "What are we doing today Lord? Who are you bringing across my path?" The passion to move forward with her music has not died. She has renewed her partnership with Christ and now He is managing her musical future. She continues to perform in secular and Christian avenues, but her commitment is to serving Him right where she's at. Because of her faithfulness, Paula's concerts are rich with testimonies of how God is ministering, through her, in most unlikely of places, to touch people with the love of Christ. In addition to her music, Paula shares herself with her audience. She enjoys having the opportunity to share her testimony and stories of her life with the people in the audience. Two recent tragedies, the loss of her family's home by fire* and, shortly thereafter, the death of her father, have given Paula a view of God's love and faithfulness that she is eager to share with others. 
Resume of accomplishments*Paula's loss in the fire included many pertinent documents and dates. Please consider this the most accurate representation of a resume. For the past 15 years she has been performing an average of five days a week. She has only missed 4 scheduled performances in that time period. Two days recovering from surgery. One from an ice storm keeping her off the road. One for being too sick to perform. Paula has enjoyed performing at the Wisconsin State fair, Milwaukee Summerfest, and Lifefest. She is a regular attraction at the Midwestern Rodeo, and the Spooner Rodeo. She has opened for such established artists as Lonestar, Brian White, Martina McBride, Mel McDaniel and Neal McCoy, just to name a few. During Fan Fair of 2001 she performed at the Grand Ole Opry Theatre, for Sunday Morning Country, fulfilling a life long dream. Paula has gone into the prisons and performed for in mates. She has done the national anthem for many different events. Besides festivals and fairs, such as Country USA in Oshkosh, WI, she also performs in many different churches every year. Combining Country and Christian Country music with a message. Other performances include:
Finishing the recording the very day of the fire, her currrent CD, "I Am Moved" has hit the Christian Country charts with all 5 songs that were released. She hit #1 on charts with "Just Can't Sing a Jesus Song", "Love's a Boomerang" and "Deep in the Heart of You". Paula was named "Most Played Gospel Artist Overseas" on "God's Country Chart International" in September and November 2002 and January 2003. Paula is currently working on recording her third CD. The single "You Saved Me", released over in Europe from the new CD, Reached #3 on the Charts and #13 in the states.. 
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