The Sneed Family

The Sneed Family is a Kentucky-based Southern Gospel group founded in 1982 by Jeff Sneed, originally under the name "Glory Bound." The group performs Southern Gospel music and has become a multi-generational family ministry. The current lineup includes Jeff and Pam Sneed, their daughter Amanda Cowan and her husband Caleb Cowan, and their sons Seth and Jacob Sneed. In 2008, the group launched a Christian television show titled "Glory Bound Jubilee," also known as Sneed Family Music. The Sneed Family made their first appearance on the National Quartet Convention main stage in 2012. That same year, two of their songs performed at the convention, "Victory is Sweet" and "Hallelujah Square," were featured in the top 80 of the Singing News Chart. The Sneed Family's catalog includes songs such as "So Much To Thank Him For," "I Hold A Clear Title," "One Day I Will," "I Went Down a Beggar," "I Wouldn't Take Nothing For My Journey Now," "He Will Calm The Troubled Waters," "It'll Be Worth It After All," and "Remind Me Dear Lord."