Rev. Adam Borden was born May 7, 1972 and was saved July 13, 1978. Adam’s musical instruction began at 8 years of age when his father, Lloyd, began to teach him Bass and Acoustic Guitar simultaneously.  Adam played bass for his family from that time forward and became bass accompanist at their home church at age 12. At age 16 he was asked to join his first southern gospel group made up of college friends of his sister, Natasha. From that point Adam played with a number of part-time and full-time gospel music artists as a sideman, live and in the recording studio. A partial list would include the Singing Ambassadors, Gold City, Kings-Gold, Gaither Vocal Band, Jimmy Fortune, Dailey & Vincent, Brian Free & Assurance, The Wilburns, The Lesters, The Lefevre Quartet and more. He has also appeared as a sideman on the National Quartet Convention, Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, The Gaither Homecoming Tour, The Earnest Tubb Midnight Jamboree, and the North Georgia School of Gospel Music. He is a member of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and the Gospel Music Hall of Fame as a member of Gold City.  Adam studied music at the Stamps Baxter School in 1991, and majored in Commercial Music at Snead State Community College and the University of North Alabama where he was a member of the College Chorus and took private guitar lessons. Adam has been teaching private online Bass and Acoustic guitar lessons for the past 4 years through his online instruction service, Basstime Online.  Adam and his family are members of Wahoo Baptist Church in Murrayville, GA. Their family is in full time evangelistic ministry preaching and singing with his daughters Abigail (piano & vocals), and Adelyn (bass & vocals), with Adam on guitar and vocals. The Borden family has been part of the NGSGM for the past 5 schools. Adam’s late wife Angel was dorm coordinator and assistant to Michelle Pirkle for the past several schools. Adam is also a member of the NGSGM general board of directors.