real sibling of Dolly Parton. In 2022 she appeared in the Pure Flix film Nothing is Impossible, starring David A.R. White, which was filmed in Tennessee. Social work She devotes much of her time to causes such as domestic violence and teaches at the New Opportunity School for Women at Berea College, Kentucky, using her knowledge of hair and make-up to help women build self-esteem. Parton has been a national spokesperson for Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the Christian Appalachian Project and National Honorary Country Music Ambassador to the American Cancer Society. Parton went viral on Twitter in December 2020 with a tweet criticizing "old moldy politicians" over the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United States. Consultancy She has a consulting business (Attic Entertainment Artist Development and Entertainment Consulting) teaching stage presence, hair, make-up, wardrobe techniques and video coaching. Parton has also written three cookbooks, including her recipe-packed book State Fairs and Church Bazaars. Discography In the Garden (1968) Stella (And the Gospel Carrolls) (1972) I Want to Hold You in My Dreams (1975) Country Sweet (1977) Stella Parton (1978) Love Ya (1979) True to Me (1980) So Far, So Good (1982) Always Tomorrow (1989) A Woman's Touch (1995) Appalachian Blues (2001) Blue Heart (2002) Appalachian Gospel (2003) Songwriter Sessions (2006) Holiday Magic (2008) Testimony (2008) American Coal (2010) Buried Treasure (2014) Last Train to Memphis (2015) Mountain Songbird (2016) Nashville Nights (2016) Old Time Singing (2017) Survivor (2018) References External links Stella Parton – Country, Gospel & Appalachian Music Entry at 45cat.com 1949 births Living people 20th-century American singers 20th-century American women singers 21st-century American singers 21st-century American women singers American country singer-songwriters American women country singers American Pentecostals Christians from Tennessee People from Sevierville, Tennessee