Adam F. Wilson and His Journey With ALS “Hi, my name is Adam F. Wilson, and Hear The Hope contacted me about releasing this song Jealous – Featuring Adam F. Wilson, I wrote and recorded back in 2009. I never did anything with it, but I self-released 2 albums previous to this.” This is the […]
Zeke Vanderpool brings Hope in Restless Heart This featured Hear The Hope song, “Restless Heart,” was written and performed by Retired Army Sgt. First Class, Zeke Vanderpool. Zeke is a decorated U.S. veteran, who served in Special Operations, while deployed in Iraq (2010-2011). Zeke spent over 23 years in the military and served during several
Turning Adversity Into Power Ally Trebbi doesn’t like to say she survived breast cancer. Instead she likes to say she, “thrived.” When the acupuncturist and young mother of two children, Gianna (11) and Gavin (8), was diagnosed with the life threatening disease, she made a decision that she wasn’t going to let cancer defeat her or get
Always Up On any given day you can’t get Dylan (12) and Gavin (10) McDonald down. They’re two go-getters who are pretty much up for anything. Dylan is usually out on the sand or hardcourt playing volleyball and you can find Gavin out on the baseball field. When they’re not playing sports or playing Legos like most
Hold On Last June, Henry Kaufman was like most 9-year-old boys his age. He was enjoying summer break — playing in soccer tournaments, practicing swimming in the morning, competing in swim meets in the evening, and attending basketball camp during the day. To say he was busy, energetic, and lively would be an understatement. But Henry’s busy
For this featured song, Toby took the lead and he knew exactly who he wanted to work with — Melodic Connections, a local Cincinnati organization that provides music therapy services for all ages and abilities. The team invited six kids with autism to come jam with them. The result was pure magic. Unified Rhythm The
He Stands More Firm on One Leg Than I Ever Have on Two… Like A Mighty Oak Tree At a shopping center in suburban Cincinnati, a truck comes roaring up and quickly finds a parking spot with a handicap logo. As the young man energetically emerges from the truck, Larry Sporing, a retired Navy man
Lookin’ Up Is What Our Kid & Veterans Do Every Day Lookin’ Up was inspired by a friend of mine who is a survivor of bullying. Through his challenge and experience, he turned his life around and is a world champion kick-boxer, Hollywood stunt man, TV and Movie actor, and motivational speaker. Check him out Jerry Trimble
We Can Find a Way From the moment this month’s Hear the Hope song starts, and you hear little Hudson Lambert laughing and saying he likes rock n’ roll, you know “We Can Find a Way” is no ordinary song. It’s a song about an extraordinary little boy whose life was saved by the amazing
Lyrics from Firefly: How is it possible to fall apartWhat a mess from the startBut there’s some hope for meIf I can only seewhen the smoke clearsYou’re right in front of me When CJ Lambert sings these lyrics from “Firefly,” the song that he wrote, performed all the instruments and vocals, as well as produced, people think
Finally Found Dr. Roger Cornwall’s bio on the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center says he is an internationally known surgeon. He has been educated at Stanford, Columbia, and Harvard Universities. It will also list numerous residencies and fellowships that he served in world-class facilities both nationally and internationally. It will go on to list a number of published
The Warmth Of My Love Nothing embodies the complexity of the vulnerability and strength of the human spirit like…the sight of a premature baby under bright lights of an incubator. So tiny and seemingly helpless, yet so mighty and determined to live. This is what inspired Warmth Of My Love. Someone who understands these fragile,
