Live In Concert!
Susie McEntire returns to the Prairie Rose for an evening of country and gospel music.
Jun 24, 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Prairie Rose Opera House,
15231 SW Parallel St, Benton, KS 67017, USA
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On this episode of Jesus Listens: Stories of Faith,
we’re talking to author, singer/songwriter and multiple Dove
Award winner Ellie Holcomb, who shares about the humbling
experience of singing on a stage for an audience, her Christmas
family traditions, and the hopes she has for the season.
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Susie McEntire's has been a life steeped in the grace of God. Not the stand at the pulpit in a strip-mall church and tell an inspiring story kind of grace, but the honest, hit your knees and cry kind of grace.
Susie McEntire Mark Eaton lead a Cowboy Church service, featuring testimony from bullfighter Dusty Tuckness, Sunday, July 21, 2019, at Frontier Park Arena. The service next Sunday will be led by the Fellowship of Christian Cowboys. Nadav Soroker/Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Britnee Wood, of Buffalo, Wyoming, watches Susie McEntire Eaton and Mark Eaton lead a Cowboy Church service, featuring testimony from bullfighter Dusty Tuckness, Sunday, July 21, 2019, at Frontier Park Arena. The service next Sunday will be led by the Fellowship of Christian Cowboys. Nadav Soroker/Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Cowboy Church Sunday, July 22, 9am, Grandstand B Susie McEntire and her husband Mark Eaton will be co-hosting CFD™ Cowboy Church Sunday, July 22, 9:00am, Grandstand B. Susie has been co-hosting Cowboy Church at CFD™ for the past 35 years. The CFD™ rodeo has been such an historic and important event in the McEntire family lives. Her grandfather, John McEntire, was crowned 1934 ‘World's Champion Steer Roper' at Cheyenne and her father, Clark McEntire, her brother, Pake, sons EP and Samuel Luchsinger have all competed at “The Daddy of them All” ® and of course Susie's sister, Reba McEntire, has performed for CFD Saturday night sell out crowds. Susie shares her big sister's musical gifting, but Susie has directed her talents to the Inspirational Country side of American Roots music garnering much acclaim from her peers and fans alike. In addition to numerous awards and nominations from TNN, GMA and CCMA, Susie has been named “Artist of the Year” several times in the field of Positive Country Music. She has also scored four #1 singles on the Positive Country radio charts. “Give” recorded with John Blackwell is her most recent single which moved up the ICMA charts to #1 for nearly 5 months in the top 20 and was nominated for Vocal Duet of the Year 2014. Susie's husband Mark joins her to sing on stage and brings an inspiring, relevant and entertaining Christian message. This is a “Multi-denominational” Cowboy Church service. Everyone is welcome. Buckets will be passed for donations to Mark and Susie's non-profit charity efforts The Eaton Leadership Foundation, (ELF) www.eatonleadership.org and Susie's music will be available for sale onsite and at www.susiemcentire.com . Special guests are always a part of this event. Come and enjoy a beautiful morning in Grandstand B, Sunday, July 22, at 9:00am. LADIES! You are encouraged to attend the "2nd Annual Pamper Me in Old Cheyenne," Sunday, July 22, 5:00-6:30pm at Cheyenne Hills Church, 7505 US Hwy 30, with Susie McEntire & Keenie Word. Pamper Me and Cheyenne Hills are partnering on this event and there is NO registration fee!!!
There will be singing, inspiring life stories, and shopping. The event ends at 6:30 with snacks and lots more fellowship.
Susie McEntire Hosts Fifth Annual A Country Christmas 
WARSAW — Susie McEntire returned to Warsaw for her fifth-straight A Country Christmas Saturday night, Dec. 16, at Lakeview Middle School. The country singer entertained the audience with classic Christmas songs, a few originals and several special accompaniments by the Chain Gang Quartet and Warsaw Christian's choir, but it wasn't just singing. McEntire slowed the concert down with several personal stories behind her songs.
Reba's Show at the Ryman
Here are some photos from Reba's sold-out Ryman performance! 
Mark and Susie in Rodeo News!
Check out Mark's article on his Father on Page 7 and then a profile of Mark and Susie on Page 24!
Update from Susie and Mark (February 12, 2016)
Saturday, February 13, our travels take us to Centerville, IA for the YMCA's fund raising benefit in the Majestic Theater. Doors open 5:30 p.m. , meet & greet at 6:00 , Auction at 6:30 and concert beings at 8:00 p.m. All proceeds go towards the Rathbun Lake Area YMCA. We hope you will come out and support this worthy event.
Sunday, February 14, Sweetheart Day, we will be in Brighton, Florida for the Seminole Field Day Festival and PRCA Rodeo, where we will have Cowboy Church, a concert and I will sing the National Anthem. It will certainly be a fun day!
We will again be in Dallas for The American, February 27 for autographs and February 28 for Cowboy Church, 9 am . The American is truly a great experience, and I encourage you to come and be a part. We will be in the Fan Zone.
Hope to see you all down the road!
God bless,
Susie McEntire
Susie in Cowgirl Fit Magazine! 
Click here to view Susie's feature in Cowgirl Fit Magazine. Look for it starting on Page 23.
Update from Susie and Mark - July 16, 2015
Sunday, July 19 , we begin our summer tour at Cheyenne Frontier Days, Cowboy Church. Our vision is to bring Cowboys and all those who enjoy the western lifestyle together and to support them in impacting their communities, developing authentic and effective leaders. Everyone is welcome and services begin at 9:00 a.m. in Grandstand B.
July 22 , we will be at Humboldt County Fairgrounds, 311 6 th Ave. North, Humboldt, IA 50548 for the 2015 Humboldt County Fair. Event begins at 6:30 p.m. will include Little Miss & Mr. contest, 4-H Style Show, Fair Queen and my concert which begins at approximately 8:00 p.m. For more information call 515-332-5154 .
July 23 , we will be at the Warren County Fair, 1400 W. 2 nd Ave, Indianola, IA 50125, my concert will begin at 8:00 p.m.
July 31 , we are on to Burley, ID, where we will speak to the Lyons Club at noon at Morey's Steak House and our concert will begin at 7:00 p.m at the Mountain View Christian Center, 317 W. 27 th St., Burley, ID 83318.
The annual event at Antelope Community Church in Antelope, OR, August 2 , will be a little different this year. Bring your lawn chairs and get ready for some great music! The event will begin at 1:00 p.m. with Award Winning Singer, Songwriter Joni Harms. 2:00 p.m. - authentic Chuck wagon BBQ by Paradise Rose ($12.00 per person, kids' meals also available) 3:00 p.m. Central Oregon's Own Mud Springs Gospel Band, 3:45 Susie McEntire concert. Additional activities, Ranch Animal Petting Area and Face Painting for the kids. For more information call 541-395-2507.
We will also be holding Cowboy Church on Sunday August 9 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at Lafayette Community Church, 365 Third St., Lafayette, OR 97127 and 4:00 p.m. at Unionvale Countryside Church, 18727 SE Wallace Rd., Dayton, OR 97114 for the 10 th Anniversary Celebration.
August 12 we will in concert at Farmington, NM for the San Juan County Fair, McGee Park, 41 Road 5568.
August 14 , 15 & 16 we will be in Wichita Falls, TX for the 35 th Annual Texas Ranch Roundup in the Kay Yeager Coliseum, 1000 5 th St. Cowboy Church will be held at 9:00 a.m. on the 16 th .
Hope we will see you this summer!
Susie & Mark
Update from Susie and Mark - July 2, 2015
It is with much sadness we announce the passing of a dear friend, Mr. Raymond Cleveland, age 90. Mr. Cleveland is the father-in-law of our staff member Mary Cleveland, and father to Doris Grimsley, our long time friend and Office Manager for many years. We are mourning his passing but thankful for his lack of suffering. His services were held yesterday at Brown's Funeral Home in Atoka, OK.
Also, Clair Orr, Kersey, Co, longtime friend of ours passed away after a short 8 week bout with cancer. Services are July 6, 1pm, Redeemers Lutheran Church, Fort Collins, CO. We send our love to his wife Deb, daughters Tonya, Kaycee, and Katie, their spouses, and sweet grandbabies.
July 19 , we hit the road for the summer tour, beginning at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Cowboy Church will be held at 9:00 a.m. in Grandstand B.
July 22 , we will be in Humboldt, IA for the Humboldt County Fair. Event begins at 6:30 p.m. will include Little Miss & Mr. contest, 4-H Style Show, Fair Queen and my concert beginning at approximately 8:00 p.m.
July 23 , we will be in Indianola, IA for the Warren County Fair, concert will begin at 8:00 p.m.
July 31 , we are on to Burley, ID for a 7:00 p.m. concert at the Mountain View Christian Center.
August 2 , our annual event in Antelope, OR will be a little different this year. We will be joined by Joni Harms and the Mud Springs Gospel Band in a Music Festival. The event will begin at 1:00 p.m. at the Antelope Community Church lawn. Bring your lawn chairs and get ready for some great music!
We will also be holding Cowboy Church on Sunday August 9 th at 9:00 a.m. at Lafayette Community Church and 11:00 a.m. in Unionvale, OR.
Hope we will see you this summer!
Cowboy church returns to stock show
With its down-home mix of Christian hymns, testimonials and acoustic guitars, Cowboy Church returns again this year to the Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo to give the faithful a refuge to worship while away from home. Dallas, Texas! Check this out!
Dallas, TX - AT&T Stadium
February 28, 2015
Autographs/CD Sales
The American Fan Zone
RFD Booth
Noon-2 & 3-5pm
March 1, 2015
Cowboy Church
The American Fan Zone 8:30 am
Susie visits with Belinda Gail
"Blessed Trails with Belinda Gail" on Equestrian Legacy Radio will air at 9 AM CST this Sunday morning Feb 1st. Click here to tune in!
Elsie Frost and Susie McEntire-Eaton at Cheyenne Frontier Days ‘Cowboy Church'
Christian country music artist Susie McEntire-Eaton and her husband Mark Eaton lead the Cowboy Church service at the Cheyenne Frontiers Days. Service includes beautiful testimony by Lane's mother Elsie Frost in which she talks about Lane becoming a Christian.
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Susie McEntire brings her talent to Faribault County
She is definitely a small town girl who just happens to be able to sing like crazy.
And, last Wednesday night Susie McEntire was in the small town of Blue Earth doing what she likes to do best sing country songs of hope and inspiration.
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McEntire charms audience
by Oliver Good
Peabody Gazzette-Bulletin
Susie McEntire entertained a Marion County Fair crowd of nearly 450 Sunday at USD 408's Sports and Aquatic Center in Marion.
“I was very impressed about the numbers who were there for the type of event that it was,” said, Marion Mayor, Mary Olson.
McEntire drew people from Marion, Harvey and Sedgwick counties, and from as far away as Oklahoma.
“The Marion Christian Church ran out of tickets,” fair manager Kelli Savage said. “I had to bring them more. We also sold tickets in Hutchinson, Hillsboro, Lincolnville, Florence, Peabody Cottonwood Falls, and Newton.”
Read More... Susie McEntire Headlining Kosciusko Fair
Susie McEntire will be the country music talent appearing at this year's Kosciusko County Community Fair.
Susie McEntire shares more than just a passing physical resemblance to her sister, Reba McEntire. She also shares her big sister's musical talents, but Susie has directed her talents to the country christian side of American Roots music.
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Echoing Aurora tragedy, Cowboy Church focuses on faith during adversity
This year's first Cheyenne Frontier Days Cowboy Church service focused on current events, with inspirational music mixed with a sermon emphasizing the
importance of faith in the face of tragedies like the mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo. last week. A second service will be offered at 9 a.m. Sunday in the main grandstand at Frontier Park.
By James Chilton
jchilton@wyomingnews.com
CHEYENNE - This year's first of two Cheyenne Frontier Days Cowboy Church services mixed the sweet with the somber.
Singer-preacher duo Susie McEntire- Eaton and her husband, Mark Eaton, varied between upbeat tunes of affirmation and addressing Friday's movie theater
shooting in Aurora, Colo.
Accompanied by the four-man father-and-sons group The Caballeros, McEntire- Eaton belted out a number of old hymnals interspersed with her
self-penned inspirational Chris-tian country hits. But it was perhaps her husband's acknowledgement of the Aurora massacre and how it squares with an all-loving God that stuck strongest with the hundreds
in attendance.
A 24-year-old medical student is believed to have been responsible for the mass shooting at a midnight showing of the newest Batman movie, leaving 12
dead and dozens more injured, including small children. Speaking to the tragedy, Eaton acknowledged that, too often in life, incomprehensible
calamities happen to innocent people, and that it can be hard to reconcile that with a benevolent almighty.
"Sometimes bad things happen to good people. But always, God uses stuff, God uses life, God uses hard things for something that he is up to," Eaton said.
"Those of us who are of the Christian faith . when stuff like this happens, we say, 'God, I don't know what's up. I don't get it. This is hard, people
are hurting, I hurt. It's unfair, it's a tragedy, it's a shame - and I don't get it.'
"But instead of demanding, 'What are you up to?' with a clenched fist, we say, 'I don't know, God, but I'm going to trust you anyway.'"
Eaton went on to argue that while faith may come easy during the good times, it is when things go wrong that faith must be at its strongest.
"There's evil in the world, there's hard things in the world, there's tragedies in the world. Good people get sick and bad people get healthy, and
I don't get it folks!" he said. "And the Bible tells me, 'That's OK.' The Bible tells me, ' Mark , you don't have to get it. All you have to do is
trust.'"
Quoting from 2 Corinthians:5, Eaton said faith happens only when people can't see the truth of something for themselves. In contemplating tragic
incidents like the Aurora shooting, he said, faith is most important exactly because people cannot understand the reason for such events.
"Even at the end of Jesus' life, Peter and the disciples still didn't 'get it,'" he said, referring to their confusion over God's reasoning for the crucifixion. Going on to quote from Paul's letter to the Romans, Eaton said,"If Jesus is at the right hand of the father interceding for us, who will separate us from the love of God? Shall trouble, hardship, persecution, famine, danger, nakedness, sword? Cancer? Sons that don't call? Premature deaths? Insanity?
"In all these things, we are more than conquerors," Eaton continued. "For I am convinced that neither death, nor life . nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God."
Lori Faires was among the audience members in attendance. A resident of Aurora, Faires said she was particularly affected by the sermon, noting that she lives less than two miles from the Century 16 theater where the shooting occurred.
"It was moving . just to have faith and stuff, even though we don't understand what's going on and why," she said. "We've just got to keep going and keep moving, and maybe we'll find out."
Faires noted that she has been coming to CFD and the Cowboy Church services for the past nine years, adding that the sermon was just as good as always,
even if it took a different tack toward current events this time.
Speaking after the service, Eaton noted that faith in the midst of tragedy has been funda-mental to Christianity throughout history.
"These are hard times, but they're no harder than times have been before, and they're no harder than times will be down the road," he said. "And we
need strong people to be able to just keep going."
Susie McEntire, Crown's Folley Performing at Polk County Fair
The 137th annual Polk County Fair will take place July 25-29 at the Polk County Fairgrounds in Osceola.
Susie McEntire, sister to country music legend Reba McEntire, is the featured entertainment in the grandstand on Friday, July 27th. The concert will begin at 7:00 p.m.
Cowboy Church brings concerts to Brush
Scott Brown sang his mix of country-gospel music at the Cowboy Church in Brush Saturday -- one of eight concerts scheduled for this summer.
While seven of those concerts have been performed, four more are scheduled through Sept. 22.
One of those concerts will be performed by Susie McEntire, the sister of Reba McEntire, at the Morgan County Fairgrounds on July 28, and is open to anyone who wants to attend.
Native Oklahoman Susie McEntire Eaton delivers heart-to-heart message in Guthrie
When certain members of the congregation shuffled their feet, you could hear the jingle of spurs.
 Susie on Crossfit.com
Check out Susie's feature on Crossfit.com!
 LEND A HAND: Christian country music star plans tornado relief concerts
Susie McEntire Eaton, a Christian country music star, will perform in Tuscaloosa on Saturday and Aug. 28.
All proceeds from the Aug. 27 concert at First Wesleyan will benefit tornado relief. Admission to the concert is free and donations will be taken during the concert, marked for families and churches in the community that need help rebuilding.
Mark and Susie in Rodeo News!
Check out Mark's article on his Father on Page 7 and then a profile of Mark and Susie on Page 24!
National entertainers arrive for Unreel Fest
Having events and something to do is good for a town like North Platte, Herrick told the Bulletin after his first 2011 festival during the Memorial weekend in May, a festival that featured highly recognizable names in country music, such as Susie McEntire, sister of country star Reba McEntire, Western Underground and the Bellamy Brothers.
Looking for a church location was unexpected for a small congregation
Looking for a place to build their church was more than the small congregation at Palo Pinto County Cowboy Church expected.
Join Us for Pamper Me 2011
This year's Pamper Me Ladies Retreat will be held Nov 4th & 5th in Atoka, OK. For more information contact our office at 580-889-5219.
Look for more details on the website soon.
Keenie Word's New Album "The New Girl"
We really love Keenie and her new album is fantastic! Visit keenieword.com to pick up a copy!
He left this world with 'A Satisfied Mind'
The word resounded on Tuesday of the passing of locally loved musician Bucky Moon, who took his very last breath at approximately 8:45 p.m. on Monday.
Susie featured in Faith and Fitness Magazine
Susie is featured in the June/July 2010 edition of Faith and Fitness Magazine!
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