If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of experiencing a BYU Vocal Point performance, you are missing out. This male a cappella group, formed in 1991 at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, has gained a reputation for their impressive singing skills and entertaining performances that leave audiences feeling joyful and uplifted.

But Vocal Point’s purpose goes beyond just providing entertainment. As the group’s founder, McKay Crockett, stated, “the purpose is to uplift and inspire, to enlighten the hearts and the minds of the people within the sound of our voice to the filling of their souls with joy.” And they take this responsibility seriously, working hard to build upon the legacy left by former members and create innovative and exciting performances that leave a lasting impact on their audiences.

Over the years, Vocal Point has evolved and grown, both in terms of their music and their performances. But despite these changes, the group has managed to maintain the same effect on their audiences – a feeling of joy and positivity. As Crockett noted, “the energy that is spent by the directors by the guys in the group, the sky’s the limit.”

Vocal Point’s success and popularity are a testament to the impact they have on their audiences and the wider community. But the group is always looking to do more and reach even greater heights. They recognize that they have a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on others through their music and performances, and they are committed to continuing to do so.