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'Thank You, Lord, For St. Jude!' Co-written and Performed by Eleven-Year-Old Battling Cancer
Contact: Gary McCullough, 904-687-9690
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 29, 2014 /Standard Newswire/ -- Sept. 28, 2014 marked the first anniversary of Michael Terry's ongoing fight to survive lymphoblastic lymphoma cancer. Michael is the son of pro-life activism pioneer Randall Terry. Michael and his dad wrote the song while he was getting chemo one day, at St. Jude.
Image: From music video "Thank You, Lord, For St. Jude!"
"The website is a way I can say thank you to all the people at St. Jude," says eleven-year-old Michael Terry. "Playing my guitar is one of the few activities I used to do with my brothers that I can still do now. We jam as long as I can."
The www.teammichaelterry.com encourages visitors to the website to donate to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. All of the funds donated go directly to the hospital through a link that is managed by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
"What Michael is going through could be unbearable, for him and for me as his mother. Yet Christ's love and grace is greater. The music coming from my boys is one more way we endure. To share it is another way for Michael to say thank you and be victorious in his battle with cancer." -- Andrea Terry.
