A band made up of three brothers is starting to make waves in the States, and they'll soon be touring throughout southern Manitoba in support of an important ministry.

The 3 Heath Brothers are made up of big brother Nicholas, and twins Clayton (who's the oldest twin by 10 minutes) and Christian. The guys are preacher's kids, and it was natural that they grew up singing in church with mom leading the way. "Our mom taught us how to sing like when we were super young and then we would sing in church, do different special songs and different things," Nicholas says.

It was when the family moved to North Carolina that the brothers started to get asked to sing the national anthem or special numbers at events. As they continued to do this the desire to form a full-fledged band grew for the brothers.

Not only have they been touring across the United States in recent years (including an upcoming concert with Bill Gaither this weekend), but they've also had "doors open" allowing them to perform and share their testimonies in public schools. To date, they've had over 100 school performances in front of more than 40,000 students.

Check out their full interview with Mike Thom and their latest music video below.

Touring Manitoba in support of One Hope Canada

Manitobans, including many in rural communities, will have a chance to catch the 3 Heath Brothers in concert beginning next week. The concerts are free admission with rush seating. A free-will offering will be collected in support of the ministry of One Hope Canada, a camping ministry that has several camps throughout Manitoba.