Adam Crabb and his sister, Terah Crabb Penhollow, are excited to announce they will continue to minister together in the Crabb Family-style ministry as CRABB REVIVAL following the Crabb Family’s retirement on August 1st.

After nearly 15 years of monumental ministry together, the Crabb Family collectively made a decision a year ago to bring The Crabb Family ministry to an end and launch out into their own individual ministries. With their retirement effective August 1, 2007, Adam and Terah are looking forward to continuing in ministry with the formation of CRABB REVIVAL. Joining Adam and Terah on stage as the third vocalist will be Zack Smith, no stranger to Crabb Family followers. Zack has been part of the Crabb Family band for the past several years. Another addition is Jedidiah Richardson, cousin to Adam and Terah, who will be featured on bass and acoustic guitar.

CRABB REVIVAL will bring to the stage an acoustic/country gospel sound suited for Southern Gospel lovers. Those who have followed the Crabb Family’s ministry will have no trouble recalling this familiar sound as Adam Crabb delighted audiences nightly with his soulful harmonica playing. CRABB REVIVAL plans to build on this sound to offer a style all their own that is sure to please the Southern Gospel crowd.

CRABB REVIVAL’s debut single entitled “You Amaze Me”, written by Adam and Terah’s father, award-winning songwriter, Gerald Crabb.

Look for a sneak peak of CRABB REVIVAL July 19 through 21 at the Crabb Family Explosion Farewell Event at North Cleveland Church of God in Cleveland, Tennessee. For more information on the Crabb Explosion Event, log onto www.thecrabbfamily.com.
CRABB REVIVAL’s first debut week-end hits the road running which includes Sevierville, Tennessee on Saturday, August 4th at the Mull Singing Convention concert at New Hope Church, 7:00pm with their debut concert in Hixson, Tennessee on Friday, August 3.

To schedule CRABB REVIVAL, contact BSA at 615-595-7500 or www.bsaworld.com. Watch for future updates about CRABB REVIVAL at www.crabbrevival.net.