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Brenda Young: Singer & backing vocals.
Brenda has been singing for as long as she can remember and has led worship in her church for many years. Her trained voice has a classical feel to it which compliments the other singers in the band very well.
Rob Duddridge: Singer, Songwriter, Guitar
Rob has been involved with the band for some time now. He has been playing the guitar for almost as long as he's been a Christian, and has broad tastes when it comes to music. He particularly likes playing the upbeat country rock in White Dove's repertoire.
Doug Davies: Drums & Percussion.
Doug has been playing drums for a number of years and was inspired in the early sixties by Rock & Blues bands. He is now a company director selling trailers, but still has an overwhelming desire to play rock music. Doug has a great sense of humour and is a valuable member of White Dove.
John Bates: Bass .
John can be described as the perfect gentleman, he is also one of the most sincere people you could ever wish to meet. John is an extremely accomplished musician who loves to play all types of music, you could say from Beethoven to Blues. He especially loves playing with White Dove and has become an essential part of the groups back beat.
Bob Edwards: Singer, Songwriter, Guitar .
Bob has been around for a number of years and would describe himself as an old crinkly. He writes a lot of the songs and is hooked on music with a beat. Like most of the other members of the band he was inspired by bands of the sixties. He feels that God has called him into a ministry of making music and is a valued member of White Dove.
Jon Knights: Piano and Keyboards.
Jon is a new member of the White Dove band and in a very short time has proved himself to be a very fine technical and innovative musician, with an impressive stile that adds presence and feeling to the bands songs. Jon loves to play up-tempo Christian music.
Vicky Hunt: Vocals & Harmony.
The band feel greatly blessed to have someone of Vickie's talent and training. The vocals and harmony have improved enormously. I would say almost heavenly.
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