About Rick Carpitcher

Rick Carpitcher accepted Christ as his Savior at the age of eight and began developing his musical gifts on the church piano where his father served as pastor. Those early experiences in ministry laid the foundation for a lifelong passion for gospel music, worship, and sharing the message of Jesus Christ.

A Native American musician, Rick has faithfully served on worship teams in churches throughout the years, using his talents to lead congregations in worship and support local church ministry. In addition to his church involvement, he has enjoyed a rich history in Southern Gospel music.

In late 2001, Rick joined the nationally recognized Toney Brothers Quartet as pianist, touring full-time from 2001–2004. During his tenure, he appeared on the main stage of the National Quartet Convention, the Jubilee-at-Sea Cruise, Dollywood, and the Gospel Music Television World Premier.   He was later named as an honorary member of the legendary Kingsmen Quartet and has performed with the group at numerous special events over the years. Most recently, Rick toured full-time with Master’s Voice, continuing his commitment to excellence in gospel music ministry and reaching audiences across the country.

Today, Rick remains dedicated to serving the Lord through music, preaching, and personal ministry. Whether leading worship, sharing the Gospel, or encouraging others in their faith, his desire is to glorify Jesus Christ and make a positive impact in the lives of those he serves.