that Mason wrote with Turner Lawton. Mason has performed before U.S. presidents, including Jimmy Carter, and sung at Billy Graham's evangelistic crusades. Appearing with Bill and Gloria Gaither and their 'Homecoming Friends' at such major annual concert events as Praise Gathering and Jubilate. She has also been featured on several of their best-selling projects, including the Grammy Award–winning Kennedy Center Homecoming (1999). Mason is involved in Christian women's conferences and has been a popular guest on the Women of Faith tour. Mason has authored two books, Treasures of Heaven in the Stuff of Earth (2000) and FaithLift: Put Wings to Your Faith Walk and Soar" (2003). She hosts a television talk show called Babbie's House, which is broadcast on WATC-DT out of Atlanta, Georgia to a national audience as well as throughout Europe and Africa. Community involvement Involved in helping aspiring recording artists and songwriters, Mason annually presents her Babbie Mason Music Conference International. She joined the faculty at Atlanta Christian College in East Point and Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, as an adjunct professor teaching songwriting. Personal life Mason lives on a farm in Carroll County, Georgia, with her husband of over twenty-three years, Charles and their two sons. Mason's sons are both aspiring musicians and are active in the music industry. Discography 1988: Carry On 1990: With All My Heart 1991: A World of Difference 1992: Comfort and Joy 1993: Standing in the Gap 1996: Heritage of Faith 1997: Praise Celebration 1999: No Better Place 2000: The Finest Hour 2001: Timeless 2004: Right Where You Are 2006: All the Best 2007: Everything 2013: This I Know for Sure 2017: Hymns and Blessings References External links Interview with Babbie Mason 1955 births Living people African-American songwriters American gospel singers Songwriters from Michigan American women writers Point University Lee University American women songwriters African-American women musicians 21st-century African-American people 21st-century African-American women 20th-century African-American people 20th-century African-American women