March 3, 2010With six No. 1 radio hits, ten Top 5 radio hits, and more than two million in sales to its credit, award-winning pop group FFH rallies for the release of its first new record in three years, Wide Open Spaces. After taking a sabbatical in 2006, FFH’s Jeromy and Jennifer Deibler left their label, their friends, and their fast-paced life behind, moving to South Africa where they trained musicians and mentored worship leaders at a small church south of Cape Town.
FFH’s latest project chronicles the ups and downs of their journey these last few years. Jeremy explains, “Since our departure in 2006, Jennifer and I have moved to Africa and back, welcomed our second child, and dealt with my MS diagnosis. We’ve been walking the wilderness in brokenness and joy, learning that the two coexist. We now feel like it’s time to renew our connection with our audience and start telling them about this chapter in our story.” The album’s latest singles UNDONE and WHAT IF YOUR BEST are being serviced to radio this spring, with the album slated to be on store shelves May 10th.
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March 1, 2010In November of last year, Jeromy Deibler joined with other worship leaders from Fellowship Bible Church in Nashville TN to record Fellowship Songs Volume One. The album was released last month and will be available for digital purchase and download in the coming weeks. In June of 2008 Jeromy was invited to join Fellowship’s Artist-in-Residence program alongside leaders Jason Ingram, Ronnie Freeman, and Carl Cartee. Organized by Worship and Arts pastor Rob Howard, the group has been meeting weekly to grow closer and share each other’s lives and vision for worship. Fellowship Songs was the outcome of those meetings and the Church’s desire to be more engaged in worship music.
For more details log onto http://fellowshipnashville.org/worshipblog.
September 1, 2009
Dear Family and Friends,
It’s 830pm here in Franklin and Jennifer is on the couch reading a bedtime story to Hutch. She’s been feeling much better these past 24 hours, but is still in a considerable amount of pain at times. I wanted to write and say a heartfelt thanks for your prayers and kind email messages over the past 5 days as Jennifer has been in the hospital and then back at home. The Lord has been good to us through this and it has been an encouragement to hear from you. (Jennifer and I read all of the emails that come to FFH@me.com)
I’ve learned through this process that Jennifer is a much better parent than me. I’ve had the kids, now 6 and 1, all day and all night since Saturday. Things are being held together, but barely. I yell at the kids more than I would like and I’ve fed them pizza more than I should have. I sense their moods getting better as Jennifer begins to move about the house. I appreciate her now more than ever.
Thanks again for your prayers and notes. Thanks also to our friends in Dallas for understanding our absence. Hope to see you soon!
Jeromy
