Ashley Farrell: Calendar

What a night! We were so blessed by the hospitality and professionalism at NERCH. They had the best PA system we've worked with so far, and that in and of itself made a huge difference.
I knew that the show was going to be recorded, but I wasn't expecting a large TV screen to project the show as it was being filmed. It was a bit intimidating, but I got through it. (I tried not to look in that direction, but it was right next to 2 of my band members, so it was hard...) I don't know when/where the show will be aired yet, but I'll be sure to keep you posted!
I'm really excited about what the Lord is doing at NERCH. We had a wonderful experience and made some new friends. I can't wait until the next time!

What a great night! The Lord is so good to us! Sweet Gail, the wonderful woman of God who runs the Coffeehouse, cooked a great dinner for us. What better way to start the night off than with a delicious meatloaf, green beans and mashed potatoes. Oh, and of course, SWEET TEA! I felt like I was back in Nashville. :) The show was great and even though there wasn't a huge turnout, the support and generosity from this group of people was amazing. I was so blessed by them. We can't wait to do it again!

What a great night! If you haven't made it out to Victoria's Station, I suggest you do! This coffeeshop is full of character, great pastries, and a wonderful staff. Not to mention it's great location in downtown Putnam.
We had a great turn out and enjoyed every minute of our time there. We know another show at Victoria's Station is in our future. I hope you'll be able to make it!

We had so much fun at Higher Ground last week. My husband has a lot of fond childhood memories in Danbury, NH. So, it was nice to be able to go out and minister there. The turnout was small in number but large in spirit. I was able to meet so many wonderful people of all ages. I was blessed by the children who showed their support by dancing, and thanking us for a great show. We also got to pray with people (which is my favorite part!) We look forward to visiting again!

What a great way to start off a series of shows in New England! It was so great to perform in a venue that's so cozy. It reminded me of the coffeehouse we used to have at the first church I ever went to. I felt very at home.
The venue was small, so we had some sound problems. (As Joel put it, "the sound was bouncing around".) But for the most part, we worked it out. It was great hearing some feedback from the guests. I had some heart to heart moments with a few people. I was especially blessed by the confirmation from the pastor's wife that my music really ministers to young women. (That's the desire of my heart! Psalm 20:4 God is good!)
All in all, it was a wonderful experience. I look forward to playing at other New England coffeehouses in the future. :)