Lowell Mason was born August 14, 1937, in Knoxville, Tennessee, while his parents were students at Johnson Bible College. The Masons moved to the state of Michigan in 1942, where Lowell’s father began the task of re-establishing a Church in the small community of Clio, Michigan, just north of Flint.

    At the age of 9, Lowell began his ministry, singing on the radio, with the weekly radio program, "Children’s Bible Hour" out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 1955 he completed high school and in 1957 began his college studies at Manhattan Christian College in Manhattan, Kansas. During that time he served as minister of the Christian Chapel in Robinson, Kansas and also traveled as an Evangelist.

    In 1954, Lowell joined the Cecil Todd Evangelistic Association of Joplin, Missouri. Lowell worked as song evangelist with this association from 1954 until this present date.

    Lowell received his honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Kerala Christian College in January, 1997.

    Judy (Jones) Mason, was born in Aberdeen, Ohio, May 24, 1944. Her parents were farmers. Judy was the third of nine children. She graduated from high school in 1962 as a member of the National Honor Society.

    Judy and Lowell met at the North American Christian Convention in Lexington, Kentucky in 1962 and were married February 18, 1963. Lowell and Judy are the parents of four children and have seven grandchildren.

    Lowell and Judy have been in the ministry their entire married life.