deacon sampson

Some peopleDeacon Sampson’s story starts in Brooklyn, New York, where the streets buzzed with energy and the subways rattled with the rhythm of the city. But deep down, he always felt a pull toward something simpler—something quieter, where the only sound was the wind through the trees and the melody of a well-worn hymn. That pull eventually led him all the way to Wyoming, where he traded skyscrapers for wide-open skies and car horns for the hum of the land.

Now a rancher, a husband, and a father of eight, Deacon isn’t just raising cattle—he’s raising disciples. He teaches his children to see the hand of God in the land, the sky, and the work they do together as a family. Faith, after all, is a lot like ranching: you plant, you nurture, you trust in the Lord, and you reap what you sow.

But Deacon never left behind his Brooklyn soul. His music is a mix of R&B smoothness with a twang of country, fusing the gospel message with a sound as warm and steady as a Wyoming sunset. When Jukebox Saints Records found him, they knew he wasn’t just an artist—he was a testimony wrapped in steel guitar and soul.

Now, Deacon Sampson is proving that you don’t have to choose between faith, funk, and the frontier—you just have to let the Spirit lead.