Bruce Brookshire is Pastor of Grace Fellowship Church. Born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, he traveled with his
parents’ Air Force family growing up. After living in Texas, Germany and Ohio, they settled in Warner Robins in
1969. He has been a musician all of his life. For the last 25 years he has been the singer, songwriter and leader of the Southern rock group Doc Holliday
(see www.dochollidayband.com).
Bruce has toured the world and released 11 albums since the first Doc Holliday LP hit the Billboard charts in 1981. During their touring years Doc Holliday shared the bill with acts like Black Sabbath, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Gregg Allman, Charlie Daniels, and many more. He has performed in London, Zurich, Helsinki, Munich, Vienna and many other European cities as well as major concert venues in the U.S., from Madison Square Garden to the Santa Monica Civic Center.
Lisa and Rachel Brookshire
In 1990, after years of hard living, Bruce heard the call of Christ, and subsequently served as a lay minister in the Episcopal Church. In 1997 he began a course called Education for Ministry, a program of the University of the South School of Theology in Sewanee, Tennessee, which he completed in 2000. In 2001 Bruce released a Christian music CD of his own songs called "The Damascus Road" and he began doing concerts and performances as part of his music and evangelistic ministry. As an evangelist/music minister, Bruce performed concerts in the US, Canada and Europe. With a heart to spread the Gospel to those who feel "left out" in a traditional church, and a determination to serve those in his mission field fully, Bruce heeded God’s call and was ordained to the ministry by Evangel Fellowship International in 2005.
Pastor Bruce continues his education today as a home-study student enrolled at Louisiana Baptist University.
