Jackie Clark

Chisholm was portrayed by Broadway theatre actress Angela Birchett in the Lifetime TV biopic The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel, released April 11, 2020.

As a performer, Chisholm has often taken major roles in nationally touring gospel stage plays such as Lawd Have Mercy, Mama Don’t, Can A Woman Make A Man Lose His Mind, and The Man of Her Dreams.

While her sibling counterparts are known for their impassioned vocals, Clark–Chisholm in contrast is known as the "sweet-voiced" sister. "I feel there is a need for more music that allows the listener to enter into praise and worship for the Lord," Chisholm asserts. "People have a need to meditate upon their own personal relationship with God, and I think that the kind of music I wish to perform will give them the space to reflect on God from their own points of view."

Clark–Chisholm is an evangelist at her home church, Greater Emmanuel Institutional Church of God In Christ in Detroit Michigan where Bishop J. Drew Sheard is Pastor and is also husband of her youngest sister Karen Clark Sheard. Clark–Chisholm serves as Director of the Youth Choir for the Church of God in Christ, Inc. National Music Department. In 2018, Clark–Chisholm was appointed by Bishop Blake as the Supervisor of Women for the 2nd Ecclesiastical Dominican Republic Jurisdiction.

In addition to singing with The Clark Sisters, Clark–Chisholm soon emerged as a formidable leader in business. Clark–Chisholm became spokesperson for the group, managing promotion, correspondence, public relations, interviews, and the like, all while earning a nursing degree as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Along with her mother, and sister Elbernita "Twinkie" Clark, Clark–Chisholm helped with the establishment of the Dr. Mattie Moss Clark Conservatory of Music in Detroit, Michigan, in 1979. Trusted as administrator of the school, Clark–Chisholm developed a curriculum and organized workshops that have trained hundreds of students over the years.

Clark–Chisholm is also a spokesperson for the American Diabetes Association, and has done radio and television commercials for New York Life Insurance. Moreover, her stature provided her a platform as a motivational speaker for fundraisers such as H.O.P.E. South Africa in Johannesburg, South Africa. Professionally, Chisholm has been an instructor for the American Red Cross for 10 years. She earned a bachelor's degree in Family Life Education and Psychology and plans to open a counseling center for battered women and children.

On March 29, 2005, Chisholm released her first solo album, Expectancy, on the Entheos Records label. On this album she teamed up with songwriter/producer Carnell Murrell, Autun Foster, and Doreonne Stramler. Recorded live at the Cathedral Center in Detroit, the album's background vocals were supplied by a special assembly of vocalists, which included two of her children, Angel and Aaron Chisholm, as well as Lorenzo Clark, her sister Denise Clark-Bradford's son. The choir was directed by Bryon Stanfield. Her vision for the album is simply meant to “minister to the heart and soul, to restore the people of God who’ve been hurt working in the church.” Her signature vocals can be heard on “Oil of God,” “We Are Overcomers” featuring Twinkie Clark, and the urban Gospel tune “My Soul Says Yes.” The album also features a duet with Jacky and Ron Winans and a special appearance by the Clark Sisters together on “Blessing Me.” On March 25, 2014, Jacky released a single "My Season", accompanied with the song On my Mind. This was the first release of new material since her 2005 solo debut. In 2020, it was announced that she would be releasing a new project on February 7, 2020 named “Feel Good” featuring Mary J. Blige and Tia P.

Clark–Chisholm was married to Glynn Chisholm from May 5, 1973 until his death on November 28, 2019. Together, they had three children, Aaron, Michael and Angelyn.

Jacky Cullum Chisholm (born Jacqueline Lenita Cullum; December 29, 1948 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American Grammy Award-winning gospel singer who is most known as the oldest member of the American gospel singing group The Clark Sisters.

Clark–Chisholm was born December 29, 1948 in Detroit Michigan, the second oldest of six children to legendary gospel music innovator Dr. Mattie Moss-Clark and Leo Cullum Sr. For high school, Clark–Chisholm attended Mumford High School in Detroit, Michigan; graduating in 1967. Influenced by their mother's work, Clark–Chisholm and her younger sisters formed the gospel singing group The Clark Sisters. The group flourished and became known for their classic gospel performances including "Is My Living In Vain?" and "You Brought the Sunshine".