ABOUT TERRIAN: A familiar face to concertgoers, Terrian joined TobyMac's Diverse City band in 2017. She was born and raised in Memphis, TN, where she rooted herself in community and mentorship, being part of AngelStreet Memphis, an organization that mentors girls through musical training in areas with limited artistic opportunities while empowering them to understand their value, discover their purpose, and become creative leaders. After signing with Gotee Records, Terrian released multiple singles, including the 2020 release “Let Love Lead,” which was featured by Spotify in their Black Lives Matter playlist, where she was one of just two Christian & Gospel artists to have their music included. In 2021, Terrian was named one of Pandora’s Artists to Watch before the release of her EP, Genesis of Terrian. The project included the song “I’m in Love,” which was featured on an episode of CW’s All American: Homecoming, while “Stayed On Him” received airplay on SiriusXM’s Kirk Franklin’s Praise channel and a performance on the Stellar Awards. In 2023, she released her song “Big God” and was named one of seven Female Artists Shaping K-LOVE. Earlier this year, Terrian released her debut full-length album, Give It Time, while on the 2024 TobyMac Hits Deep Tour. She made her live national television debut on Fox & Friends over Easter weekend with a performance of her multi-week and multi-chart Top 10 radio single “Honestly, We Just Need Jesus” before receiving two 2024 K-LOVE Fan Awards nominations for Female Artist of the Year and Breakout Song of the Year and the GMA Dove Award nod for New Artist of the Year. She also made her Grand Ole Opry debut in 2024. This year, she released the extended version of her debut album, Give It More Time, featuring 19 tracks.

 

 

ABOUT AARON COLE: Aaron Cole began rapping at just three years old. Since then, he has achieved significant recognition, including winning the Dove Award for New Artist of the Year and securing three No. 1 singles on the Billboard Christian Hot AC/CHR chart. Additionally, his music has been featured in several high-profile sync placements, such as promos for ESPN and Fox Sports. His songs have also appeared in the Netflix original series "On My Block," among other notable placements. Recognized by Essence Magazine as "One of the 5 Top Gospel Artists to Watch," Cole's musical journey includes the release of six independent projects before signing with Gotee Records. After his tenure at Gotee, he joined the Provident Entertainment roster. His new EP, "Where Do We Go From Here?" is set to be released in September.

 

ABOUT EIGHT DAYS OF HOPE: Eight Days of Hope is a story of people coming together to use the gifts God has blessed them with to love and serve those facing disaster. In 2005, Eight Days of Hope (EDOH) began with a phone call from a father to his son following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The initial idea was for a few individuals to travel to the Gulf Coast to rebuild a few homes. However, what transpired was a remarkable volunteer effort involving 684 people who assisted 84 families—an achievement only God could orchestrate. Since then, EDOH has organized 20 rebuilding events. These trips occur months after a disaster and focus on various tasks such as roofing, carpentry, electrical work, painting, and more. In 2014, EDOH initiated the Rapid Response program to address the most immediate needs within 48-72 hours after a disaster strikes. In the fall of 2019, EDOH launched the Safe House Ministry, which aims to build or remodel safe houses for survivors of human trafficking. To date, we have constructed over 14 safe houses across the country. In 2023, EDOH introduced its newest initiative, the Mass Feeding Ministry, allowing us to travel across the United States to provide essential services to those affected by natural disasters, including warm meals, hot showers, and fresh laundry. For more information, visit: https://eightdaysofhope.com/