Overwhelmingly, the comment that I hear the most is, ‘If I would have known it was this good, I would have brought…’ Take a moment, read the comments below, and watch the trailer. See for yourself now – BEFORE we come to your neighborhood this May.

Perhaps you will bring that person with whom you’d like to share your faith, touch their heart, console their hurt, share their joy, share yourself.

Matthew Cameron
www.idobelieve.com

Your wife is a wonderful singer who was given great talents by God. Please thank her for sharing those with us. My wife and I attended the concert in York, ME this evening and it was beautiful to listen to – just amazing. I hadn’t cried at a concert in years….

V.E. Davis
York Maine

Joy and a sense of belonging generally fall within the context of being drawn into the life of another. When Tajci sings, however, it is not just being drawn into the dangerous last journey of Jesus – it’s also being drawn into how Tajci holds the audience breathless. That’s because she doesn’t just sing His walk to death; she tells the story in gestures, knowing that she has entered into the scene with her entire being and those of us in the audience just watch and realize just how much we have needed this beginning. For me and those who spoke with me after Tajci’s concert at St. John in Wellsburg, WV, it was a concert of love and being able to hear a pin drop. In the audience, a child cried only when the proclaiming of Jesus’ death was sung by Tajci. She is more than holding one spowbound.  She is proud of her voice and uses it as God gives her the grace and strength to sing and speak with faith and wisdom. Go and see and hear her now. Find her in the nearest place and go. I thank God for the opportunity we had.

Fr. Dan Pisano
St. John the Evangelist
Wellsburg West Virginia

The personal experience that everyone had, was a great spiritual uplifting. Many of the people I spoke with said that they were happy because they felt like they had been on a spiritual retreat. Person A: mentioned “I don’t know how well she sings (Tajci), but I know it is amazing how she transmits the message of Jesus through her music”. Another person, Person B said: “I am not catholic but I assure you she really touched my heart the way she sings”.

From my personal experience, I always say that TAJCI has a special gift from God. The first time I met Tajci was in a Christmas Concert 2011 @ St. Bede’s Parish, in Holland, Pa; and from that moment on I said Tajci has to come to St. Hugh to bring her message of LOVE, AND HOPE. The most touching thing that I have to say is that I am very amazed at her love for her family and how the whole family works together to preach the Gospel through music. Tajci is a famous singer with a great simplicity of heart. Everyone I spoke with about the concert agreed on this virtue of TAJCI. Person C: “I really thought the concert was too short.”

Fr. Alexis Moronta
St. Hugy of Cluny
Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Last Saturday, my lovely, talented and nearly indestructible wife Tajci (Tatiana Maria Matejas Cameron), after 12 years of travel hither and yon – to and fro – there and back again (and again and again) had completed her 900th concert in our “I do Believe” series of concerts in Strasburg ND at, it so happens in God’s Providence and sense of humor, Lawrence Welk’s home parish.

We’d like to take just a breath to think about nine hundred…900… nine hundred … Although it is only a number, to us, it is a milestone, a hurdle, a stop-and-look-around moment, due it’s proper place of gratitude to God to the thousands upon thousands of people who have helped us.  I wonder, now and again, how many miles we have driven?!

It has been an interesting path that we have followed!  We started working together when we were engaged.  The first thing I ever did in working with Tajci is put up a shelf in her little office.  She asked for a little shelf over her desk.  At the time her appreciation for my own unique vision of what is necessary to ‘get the job done’ had not yet prepared her for the 12′ (yes twelve foot) long shelf I mounted in her bedroom.  I am not exactly sure how it started.  Tajci was struggling to call someone (microphone skills and phone skills are not in the same universe of talents).  I am pretty sure I took the phone and made the call for her.  It was LOVE for Tajci from that moment (kidding).  We started by doing a “Double the Prayer” tour in Fresno and Salt Lake City with Tajci’s sister Sanja & her family.

Most of you know that “in the beginning” I was involved in film in Los Angeles.  Tajci and I were both challenged by Pope John Paul’s “Letter to Artists” and decided to use our skills and talents to share our faith in earnest.  Our first ‘real’ tour was started shortly after we returned home from our honeymoon.  We left our apartment and drove, in a mini van, over 12,000 miles in a route that took us all over the country doing 32 concerts.

The “road” is not always clear.  Sometimes we make wrong turns or God points us in a direction that wasn’t our intention.   We are grateful beyond words to you and to the thousands who have helped us along by sharing a meal, a bed, a laugh, a donation, a word of wisdom.  How can we express this journey… perhaps a book will have to do a better job than this email once we hit 1,000 concerts (my title will be “A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to Everywhere” – I am pretty sure that my perspective as the ‘behind the scenes engine” will be interesting to a few of you as will Tajci’s perspective!)  Her words with so many after the concerts when hearts are open and tears flowing really capture the heart of what we are doing – connecting with God soul by soul – day by day – mile by mile.

The Gilbert Sisters and the Cameron Bros

Sally Hunt has been bringing us to Allentown, PA for the past three years (it all started with a ‘sold out’ performance at the Allentown Cathedral a few years ago)

Since then Sally and her beautiful daughter Ellen have been hosting us at their house when we come to the area… They make us feel at home and each tour we look forward to getting together with them to share a glass of wine and an Italian style horse-d-ouvres…

This year they brought us to St. Thomas More for another amazing concert. Sally, with the help of Alex, Monsignor Murphy, and a few amazing friends filled the church with a wonderful crowd!

Sally also connected us with the Gilbert Sisters, who are joining us for our PA/NJ leg of the tour, as a part of our mentorship program.

The Gilbert Sisters and Tajci

They are three gorgeous girls who usually perform with their two brothers.  Last weekend they produced “White Christmas – the musical” at a local theatre!  They raise money for local military families with their singing (although they are not a military family themselves

They sound wonderful and we are blown away by their talent!  Come see them – they will be with us for the whole week!

Tajci with Denny Bouchard, Melaine Fedoryka and the boys - Dante, Evan and Blais

Our first concert this Advent was at a stunningly beautiful church Holy Name of Jesus in Philadelphia, PA on November 26th.

We are so excited to welcome back Melanie Fedoryka on violin, vocals and percussion.

The boys premiered two songs they recorded for this season’s special EP – Merry Christmas! (May God Bless Us Everyone)