Greater Vision is recognized as Gospel Music's most-awarded Trio, with a recording history that spans twenty years. 　　They are seen regularly on the "In Touch" television program with Dr. Charles Stanley, and they are also a featured Artist on the Gaither Homecoming Series. 　　Greater Vision performs almost 200 concerts annually in the United States, Canada, and Europe. 　　Their most popular song, to date, is "My Name Is Lazarus", written by twelve-time "Songwriter Of The Year", and group baritone, Rodney Griffin. The group's founder and emcee, Gerald Wolfe, has been named "Male Vocalist Of The Year" seven times, and tenor Chris Allman is recognized as one of Gospel Music's best tenors, as well as being a prolific songwriter. 　　Greater Vision's music is normally classified as Traditional / Southern Gospel, but the are also widely known for their orchestrated arrangements, and deeply spiritual lyrics.