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| Ricky Atkinson Vehicle Burglarized |
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Sylvester,
GA - While singing in North Carolina this past weekend, the vehicle of Ricky
Atkinson was broken into and many items as well as personal property were
stolen.
The
perpetrators entered the vehicle through the passenger side window and
apparently made off on foot with all they could carry. The larger items of
the sound system and product were left behind. Many small items in the front
of the vehicle such as XM radio, gps, camera, ipod, dvd player, etc. were
lost to the thieves.
The
major setback will be the losses of the laptop PC, which is used to run
stage tracks every weekend as well as all three ear monitor systems and
earbuds. The cashbox with several hundred was also taken from the vehicle.
Ricky
says, "I've got to find a way to park inside the hotel or either unload
everything in my room and sleep with it!! I've said since I walked out of
the hotel where I was staying, while inspecting the damage they left behind,
I am thankful they didn't bring a truck! Seriously, they took a lot of God's
property, and since it was His, He will make a way to replace each item. We
have faith that He will."
You can
contact RAC and Ricky Atkinson by email through their website-www.rickyatkinson.com. |
| Second Chance Outreach Ministries,
Inc. |
If you were listening to the morning show on Thursday, you
heard the interview with Dave Nelson as he was talking about Second Chance.
Second Chance is for individuals who have drug and alcohol addictions and
looking for a second chance.
They are in need of a 12-passenger van. If you or your
church can help them, please contact them today. The ministry is 501(c)(3)
tax deductible.
For more information call 918-773-5179. Their address
is P. O. Box 311, Vian, Oklahoma 74962.
| Brian Free & Assurance Announce New
Baritone |
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Hendersonville,
TN – Terah Crabb Penhollow has made the difficult decision
to come off the road with Crabb Revival to be able to stay
at home to be a mom and wife. After almost 15 years on the
road and with her son, Logan, starting school this fall.
Terah feels that this is the best decision for her family.
Amanda Smith, a current member of the group, will take on
Terah’s solos and vocal leads.
“I have
been traveling on the road full time since I was 12 years old. I am now a 26
year old mother of a five year old sweet little boy who will be starting
Kindergarten this year! With lots of prayers that were prayed, I have
decided it's time to come off the road for a while and focus on my family.
Not only that, but I am very excited to get more involved in the church. I'm
sad to leave, but I know that God has His hand on my brother and Crabb
Revival. I am excited to see what is in store for them,” states Terah.
Adam
Crabb adds, “All though I’m sad that Terah is leaving, I know that God has
something great for her. She will be missed very much by all of Crabb
Revival. In my heart, I know that she has prayed about this and is making
the right decision for this season. I’m looking forward to see what God has
in store for Crabb Revival. We have seen over 2000 souls saved in almost two
years, and I can’t wait to see what happens next.”
For
more information on Crabb Revival, visit
www.crabbrevival.net. |
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