Rossi Hames is a multifaceted individual whose life has been deeply intertwined with music, faith, and community service. From a tender age of 4, Rossi displayed an extraordinary passion for music, particularly excelling in playing the piano. This early talent blossomed further when, at the age of 13, he took on the role of the musician for his grandfather's church choirs, laying the foundation for a remarkable journey in the world of music.
Guided by strong biblical principles, Rossi began serving various churches at the remarkably young age of 14. His commitment to musical excellence and devotion to his faith led him to found the Fellowship Community Choir (FCC) during high school. Under his leadership, the FCC flourished, growing to include an impressive 65 members. In 1999, Rossi transitioned to Serenity, expanding the ministry's scope beyond music to actively contribute to the community. A significant milestone was achieved in 2015 with the "Bless the Lord" Live Recording Project, marking a high point in Serenity's impactful journey.
Responding to a higher calling in 2008, Rossi embraced the path of preaching and was duly ordained as an Elder in 2009. Beyond his musical and spiritual endeavors, Rossi's personal life took a joyous turn in 2012 when he married his wife. Together, they have been blessed with a daughter named Makaily and a son named Evan.
Despite his numerous achievements, Rossi Hames remains grounded and humble. His drive is fueled by a profound commitment to service, echoing the values encapsulated in Jeremiah 29:11. As a devoted musician, preacher, and family man, Rossi's life reflects a harmonious blend of talent, faith, and an unwavering dedication to making a positive impact on the world around him.
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