Spring Dinner & Concert featuring Keron Jackson
March 28 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
$25
PCBC is thrilled to welcome Keron Jackson to the stage for our annual Spring Dinner and Concert. The only thing bigger than Keron’s voice is his love for God’s people, and as a special surprise, he’ll be joined by a world-renowned guest soprano and cellist!
Without a doubt, this event will be a powerful, spirit-filled evening of worship, comedy, and testimony—you won’t want to miss it!
Keron made his Carnegie Hall debut as the voice of God in Saviour, performing with legends like Steve Green, Wayne Watson, Larnelle Harris, and Twila Paris. He has also captivated audiences worldwide with his dynamic portrayal of Joe in Show Boat, bringing down the house with his stirring rendition of Old Man River. But with a calling that goes beyond the stage, Keron humbly declares, “I’m not a star—I’m a missionary.”
This event is open to the public and all PCBC adults, so gather your friends and join us for an evening of music, joy, and inspiration.
Get your tickets TODAY!
Here are the details:
🚪 Doors open at 6 p.m.
🍽️ Dinner served at 6:30 p.m.
🎤 Concert begins at 7 p.m.
💲 Cost is $25/ ticket or $250/table for 10
Registration closes at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, March 20.
ABOUT KERON:
Following his debut with the Dallas Opera, Keron Jackson was praised by The Dallas Morning News as “a powerhouse bass voice who takes command of the stage.” He is a gifted musician, actor, and evangelist. His extraordinary talents have taken him to opera houses, national competitions, theaters, conventions, schools, and churches, but his true calling goes far beyond the stage.
Though he has performed at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and the Dallas Opera, Keron’s greatest passion is motivational speaking. He believes that his story is not unique—that we all, at some point, have felt lost, forgotten, or unloved. His heart is especially burdened for those in poverty, children whose parents struggle with addiction, and the young people fighting to rise above their circumstances without hearing the words, “Good job.”
A firm believer in perseverance, Keron often says, “If no one shows up for your dream, you still have to show up for it every day.” He is writing his first book, Unlearning What My Parents Taught Me, where he shares his journey of discovering faith, finding love, and embracing the power of his calling.
You can learn more about Keron at www.keronjackson.com.
This event is sponsored by the PCBC Adults 55+ Ministry.
