Copy of original Messy Flag Pour Painting by Morgan Vice - Morgan is on the autism spectrum and has OCD. She is learning that sometimes we have to make a mess to create something beautiful. Price includes shipping.
From soothing acoustics to full band, There's a little something here for everyone in the family. For better of worse, it's about hanging in there and celebrating everything life brings. A portion of all proceeds go to support autism awareness.
Thoughts and Thanks:
I guess you could say this collage of songs is a family portrait, painted with
From soothing acoustics to full band, There's a little something here for everyone in the family. For better of worse, it's about hanging in there and celebrating everything life brings. A portion of all proceeds go to support autism awareness.
Thoughts and Thanks:
I guess you could say this collage of songs is a family portrait, painted with words and music. It’s who and what I believe in, how I get through the hard days, and where I find my joy. I hope as you listen, you’ll hear things we have in common and be able to paint a portrait of your own.
My thanks to everyone who had a part in creating this project. To the writers, musicians, and vocalists; you picked & mixed the paint. To the producer and engineers; you guided the strokes on the canvas. To the REAL artists from Rachel Motta’s Art Class at The King’s Daughters’ School, the photographer, and the graphic designer; you helped us see the music, gave it a beautiful frame, and hung it on the wall. Kenneth Johnson, Jr., a special thanks to you for your pencil portrait. It was an honor to work with all of you.
To God, my family, and friends, who’s love continues to bless me. I leave you this quote: “So much has been given to me. I don’t have time to ponder what I’ve been denied.” Helen Keller
Know The Hope,
Tammy Vice
An acoustic collection of songs, with many "I've been there" moments for the whole family. Full of laughter, tears, and healing. This project is dedicated to individuals on the autism spectrum, and those who love them.
This Nashville recording artist is produced by GodsChild Records. Her other CDs include “Love Can Grow” and “Miracles &
An acoustic collection of songs, with many "I've been there" moments for the whole family. Full of laughter, tears, and healing. This project is dedicated to individuals on the autism spectrum, and those who love them.
This Nashville recording artist is produced by GodsChild Records. Her other CDs include “Love Can Grow” and “Miracles & Memories”.
Originally from Mobile, Alabama, Tammy has performed her music nationwide at special events, festivals, churches, conferences, workshops, and music venues, including Nashville’s prestigious Bluebird Cafe. She has also appeared on worldwide television and radio programs.
As a songwriter, Tammy has met with success in the Christian Country format. She has had two songs; “I’ve Got An Attitude” and “Take The Wheel”, reach number one in the charts.
She also wrote the theme song for “Come On In”. As an artist, her recording of “That’s The Way” reached number one on the respected CCRB charts, now known as Christian Music Weekly.
She currently serves on the Board of the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, and has spoken on parent and professional panels regarding autism issues.
Know The Hope:
"Sometimes what we think will be our greatest trials turn out to be our biggest blessings. I asked God for patience and flexibility. He gave me Allison and Morgan...”
If children came with an owner’s manual, we’d all feel a lot more confident in the countless decisions that have to be made regarding their health and their future. Instead we learn together, by trial and error, wrapped in love.
As parents of children with special needs, the goals may change, but the dreams are the same. We want our children to live a happy and fulfilled life, blossoming into everything God intended them to be.
Tammy brings you encouraging messages of hope and inspiration through her music and personal stories. A true country songbird, Tammy’s songs are about the importance of friends, the love of family, and God’s eternal goodness.
The purpose of Know The Hope Ministries is to support and strengthen families by helping listeners maintain focus on the important things in life. She integrates autism awareness into her program to help families like her own adapt to the everyday challenges of raising children with special needs, and give guidance to faith communities on how to include families of children with disabilities.
“I have been in that place of isolation and hopelessness. I know what it’s like to be consumed with fear and doubt. My heart is for families who are still there. I hope, through sharing what I’ve learned in my family’s journey, that we can all get to a better place.”
Know The Hope,
Tammy Vice
Music the whole family can enjoy, heals the heart and soothes the soul
Tammy is a Christian Country Artist with GodsChild Records. She is originally from Mobile, Alabama. Now she and her family live near the Nashville area where she performs at various writers' venues including The Bluebird Cafe, The Sip of Seattle, and The Country Music Hall of
Music the whole family can enjoy, heals the heart and soothes the soul
Tammy is a Christian Country Artist with GodsChild Records. She is originally from Mobile, Alabama. Now she and her family live near the Nashville area where she performs at various writers' venues including The Bluebird Cafe, The Sip of Seattle, and The Country Music Hall of Fame.
She has had recent charting success in the Christian County genre with "One Woman Show" and "Love Can Grow". Her last release, "That's The Way", went to #1 on CCRB Charts. She was named as a 2001 New Horizon Artist Nominee by the Country Gospel Music Guild. Just Plain Folks 2001 Awards named "Love Can Grow" as Contemporary Christian Album of the year; www.jpfolks.com. 2002 nominations include Female Horizon Artist; ICGMA and Female Entertainer; CGMG.
Tammy is a strong advocate for Autism Awareness, since her own daughter was diagnosed at age 3 1/2. The disorder occurs in more than 1 in 500 individuals. She says "Early detection and intervention are essential in helping them lead full and independent lives". For more information visit her website at www.tammyvice.com or call The Autism Society of Middle Tennessee 615-385-2077.
"KNOW THE HOPE" Through concerts and speaking engagements, she brings awareness to communities and support to other families who have children with special needs.
Mission Statement: "Bringing people to "Know The Hope" that is able to carry us through any and all circumstances."
"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Spirit." Romans 15:13
positive message for the whole family. A mix from soulful inspiration to toe tapping country.
Tammy is a Christian Country Artist with GodsChild Records. She is originally from Mobile, Alabama and now lives in the Nashville area where she performs at various writers' venues; The Bluebird Cafe, Douglas Corner, The Broken Spoke.
She has had recent
positive message for the whole family. A mix from soulful inspiration to toe tapping country.
Tammy is a Christian Country Artist with GodsChild Records. She is originally from Mobile, Alabama and now lives in the Nashville area where she performs at various writers' venues; The Bluebird Cafe, Douglas Corner, The Broken Spoke.
She has had recent charting success in the Christian County genra. Her latest release, "That's The Way", went to radio this September. She has been named as a New Artist Nominee for the 2001 Country Gospel Music Guild Awards. Other nominations include "Just Plain Folks" Contemporary Christian Album 2001 and Contemporary Christian Artist 2001.
Tammy is a strong advocate for Autism Awareness, since her own daughter was diagnosed at age 3 1/2. She says the disorder occurs in more than 1 in 500 individuals. "Early detection and intervention are essentials to helping them lead full and independent lives". For more information visit her website at www.tammyvice.com or call 1-800-3AUTISM ( National Society). One dollar from each CD sale goes to The Autism Society of Middle Tennessee.
Through concerts and speaking engagements, she brings awareness to communities and hope to other families who have children with special needs.