One Generation Employee Directory

One Generation is a group of four men whose goal is to "joyfully sing of God's righteousness" (Psalm 145: 4-7). They use their unique a cappella sound to present Christ through a wide variety of musical styles. Originally formed in their years at Huntington College, the group has been performing together throughout the United States and Canada sinc... e 1996. They have written numerous original songs and recorded three albums. The ministry and music of One Generation began in 1995 at Huntington College. Jason Holliday had come from Toledo, OH to study youth ministry and music at HC. It was there that he met Scott Miller, an accounting major who grew up in Ft Wayne. Both guys had a great love for God and for a cappella style music. They formed OG in 1995 with two other friends, Ross Wheeler and Brent Liechty, and began singing in their spare time. When other commitments caused Ross to leave the group in 1996, Scott's brother Danny fit perfectly into the open baritone spot. Jeff Roloff, a native of Grand Rapids, MI, was also attending HC and jumped on board as the groups sound engineer and business manager. It was then that the four guys decided to make a more serious commitment to singing. Huntington College was eager to support this talented quartet and helped the group to record their first album, "One Generation". HC also funded a three-week winter tour covering 10,600 miles and 20 states and a summer tour of over 65 concerts in two busy months. The group traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada during these tours. They ministered to congregations of all sizes and denominations including an appearance at the Crystal Cathedral in Los Angeles, CA. When Scott, Jason and Brent graduated from HC, the guys all stayed nearby and remained excited about the ministry of OG. They had developed a remarkable, tightly blended sound, and more importantly, an eagerness to see God working in the lives of the people they met at concerts and on the road. They were committed to continue their ministry ...Read More