Musician

Missy Mitchell

Oklahoma Baptist University documents her as a Christian recording artist and storyteller, two albums, and a 1996 performance with the Tulsa Symphony; the source reports that she was declared legally blind at age five

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Musical work

Christian recording artist; storyteller. Instruments recorded in the collection: voice. Genres: Christian; inspirational.

Evidence and identity

OBU provides person-level music evidence and a source-attributed disability context; conflicting wording about when blindness was identified remains unresolved

Recording artist returns to OBU

OBU identifies Mitchell as an alumna and recording artist, documents two albums, opening slots, and a 1996 performance with Larry Dalton and the Tulsa Symphony.

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Mitchell Shares Stories Through Songs

OBU documents Mitchell's performance and storytelling format and states that she was declared legally blind at age five; another OBU source uses conflicting timing language.

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Recording artist returns to OBU

Supports identity, OBU education, two albums, and public ministry activity

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Marcia Mitchell oral history podcast

Supports a source-attributed congenital/early-life account and family identity

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Tulsa Missy Mitchell newspaper item

Corroborates OBU/Tulsa music activity and first project

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Sources

  1. www.okbu.edu/news/2001/09/recording-artist-returns-to-obu-this-week
  2. www.okbu.edu/news/2001/09/mitchell-shares-stories-through-songs
  3. www.obu.edu/news/2001/09/recording-artist-returns-to-obu-this-week
  4. voicesofoklahoma.com/podcast/
  5. newspapers.swco.ttu.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/09e859f0-c8e9-4276-a36b-5e913a81b100/content