Kelly Lynn is a songwriting vocalist who has written over 90 originals including many great love songs. She had served as Assistant Music Director and radio personality, "Sister Mickie", for a few years at Gospel 800 WTMR Camden/Philadelphia

G.O. (God's Own) includes a select group of Camden City's students of the arts who have joined Kelly Lynn in music ministry.

Kelly has opened twice for the legendary Dorothy Norwood and has recorded as a member of Babbie Mason's 2005 Conference Choir. She appeared on Bobby Jones' New Artist Showcase in September 2004 and was a member of the McGuire Air Force Base Gospel Choir in the late 1980's.

In January 2008, Kelly's song, "Jesus Changed It All," was the winner in the Christian/Gospel category of an international songwriting contest. In May 2007, her song, "Take The Chance", was one of the top five in the Electronica/Dance category.
In March 2007, she was a finalist for her song, "The Holy Ghost". She was a finalist in July 2006 for her song, "Hear My Prayer", and in March 2005, for her song, "Where Is The Man I Need?", she was the winner in the Hip-Hop/R&B category of the same contest (www.songoftheyear.com). In 2001, for her song, "Gotta Have It" (a hamburger jingle), Kelly was named Eastern Regional Finalist in the Sizzlin' Sounds of Late Night Music Contest for which Wendy's was a sponsor. She sang and recorded the theme song for Joe Repas' Word of Life Radio Broadcast which airs on WTMR. Kelly's rendition of America's National Anthem was an awesome opening for the Fourth Annual Arts Festival (2001) where news anchor, Ukee Washington, was emcee for the evening at the SJ Performing Arts Center in Camden, New Jersey.

Kelly sings at various venues upon request, and her gospel CD titled "No Greater Force" is now available. Kelly believes and wants the world to know that there is "no greater force" than the love of God. Her CD is a refreshing blend of traditional and contemporary gospel music featuring performances by the legendary Dorothy Norwood with the St. Charles Choir of Philadelphia, Deanna Ransom, Gary Perkins, John Murray and Worship, Perry Jenkins and the Lord's Mercenaries, God's Own, HanSoul, and Chelsea Zachary. Kelly's personal testimony, hearty lyrics, catchy tunes, and God's anointing make the "No Greater Force" project a force to reckon with.