Charley Jenkins

Charley-Jenkins-LargeCharley Jenkins, successful country singer/songwriter, is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons).  He served a mission for the Church in Chicago, Illinois, for two years, and now resides in Murray, Utah.  Charley performs all over the country with major country music stars and loves it.  But he has a soft spot for charitable causes as well.  He performed at Paul Cardall’s “Celebrate Life” Concert in Salt Lake City, Utah, and in Delta, Utah at a benefit concert for fallen police officer Josie Greathouse Fox.

 

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