
HENDERSONVILLE,
Tenn. (7/21/10) Friends and family will come together on Tuesday,
August 3, 2010 at the Trinity Music City Auditorium in
Hendersonville, TN at 6:00 pm for the Family United: Bowling
Family Benefit Concert. The concert will include performances
by Ricky Skaggs, the Whites, Gaither Vocal Band, Ernie Haase
and Signature Sound, Jason Crabb, Dailey and Vincent, Jeff & Sheri
Easter, Crabb Revival, Gordon Mote, the Perrys, the Isaacs,
Karen Peck & New River, Ivan Parker, the Booth Brothers, Legacy
Five, Charlotte Ritchie, Tribute Quartet and more. Three hours
of the event will be broadcast LIVE by Solid Gospel Radio Network
at www.solidgospel.com.
If seats are still available, general admission seating will
be available that night for a donation at the door. A love
offering will also be taken for the Bowling Family during the
night. "The Gospel music community is a family," stated Sheri
Easter. "When one of our own falls, we all want to come together
to lift them up. Jeff and I know they would do the same for
us and we are honored to be a part of this special night."
Jason Crabb continued, "Everyone knows that Mike, Kelly and Terah are
my family, but this is a ministry that needs our help. We want everyone
to come and lift up their needs with us. We will pray, sing and watch
the Heavens open up."
On July 1st, the Bowling Family was involved in a horrible bus accident
just outside of Charlotte, NC. Everyone was taken to a nearby hospital,
with Mike being life flighted from the scene. Although there are many
broken bones, bumps and bruises, everyone on the bus is expected to make
a full recovery. Doctors have explained to them that the road to recovery
is long. Mike has a fractured skull and multiple injuries to his face,
along with a broken wrist. Kelly has a broken vertebrae and foot. She
is confined to a hospital bed and body brace for several months and surgery
is still questionable. Terah has an injured arm and is in pain, but overall
is well. Katelanne, Mike and Kelly's six-year-old daughter, has a broken
collar bone. She has already had plastic surgery to repair a deep laceration
on her face. The entire Bowling Family feels extremely blessed to be
alive. They will not be released from doctors care to resume their road
schedule for several months depending on their progress. Proceeds from
the concert will provide relief for the family during this time.
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