Dale and Lisa
Dale Jost served as a pastor in the Evangelical Free Church for 15 years. In 1997, Dale decided he wanted freedom to devote more time to raising his family, so he stepped down from being a pastor. The following year, he moved his family to a stubble field in southern Alberta. He and his sons moved a house and several outbuildings onto the property. Country life has provided Dale with many opportunities to work with his family and teach his sons valuable life skills. Dale still drives school bus, raises golden retrievers, and has a small woodworking business, all of which give him flexibility to help with the home schooling and spiritual mentoring of the children who remain at home. In 2007, God specifically directed Dale to begin taking his family across Canada and into the United States to share through music the faithfulness of God. In concert, Dale plays guitar, dobro, and vocals.
Lisa is a homemaker and very talented song writer. She loves ministering from home and on the road, supporting Dale wherever God leads, and diligently seeking to raise their children for God's glory. Dale and Lisa publish Hearts At Home, a by-donation magazine devoted to the strengthening and encouragement of families. In concert, she plays guitar, mandolin and sings.