We are Zaricor (Sonny) Jackson Jr. and Lillie Van Buskirk-Jackson. We are a Homeless Street Ministry and Recording Artists.

From the moment we met, it was pure magic. We had an unusual chemistry from the beginning. We started singing together in local churches and the invitations just poured in. We were thankful for that and a little surprised at the same time because our styles were quite a bit different from others on the many programs we were invited to minister. Several years later, that man and woman that met by chance were married.

Little did we know that what we thought was going to be just a singing ministry and singing at different churches would actually be turned into God equipping us for street ministry. So we put aside our music for many years and concentrated on street ministry. We did the street ministry faithfully and it consisted of giving away food and clothing and praying for people's needs in the inner city which we still do. For more details, see our page on street ministry. We finally got a release from God and felt comfortable going back to pursuing our singing ministry which was pushed aside many years ago because of our commitment to the street ministry. We thank God that He has provided us with both ministries to reach out to our community.

We were fortunate enough to meet some influential gospel ministries in Los Angeles that took us under their wing. And we will always be grateful for that. We have been blessed enough to host our own cable program for many years. We also have had the honor for many years of producing and hosting the Gospel Concert for the Watts Summer Festival – which has been an institution for over 45 years. We will always be thankful for the opportunity that was given to us by the late Tommy Jacquette – a towering figure in the community. Then another blessing came in form of a 90 year old lady and community leader, the late Ms. Edna Aliewine and the CEO and founder of the Black Businessman’s Expo – Mr. Harold Hambrick. We were asked to produce and host the Gospel Concerts for the day of the Watts-Willowbrook Christmas Parade in 2010 which has been in existence over 45 years. We also received training from Ms. Barbara Stanton of Wattstar on communicating with elected officials regarding components of the parade.

We are licensed ministers of WEA (Western Evangelical Association) in good standing.

Our hearts are still with the less fortunate that we find around us. To be perfectly honest we get as much joy from street ministry as we do from music, so we combine the two.