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May 4, 2017 · Diamond Rio celebrated their 25th anniversary winter of 2014 with the launch of a live album of their greatest hits. Dan Truman, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Marty Roe formed the band in 1984.
- “What’s Going to Happen to Us?” – J.T. Recalls His Early Life.
- A Genuine Introduction Between Marty and J.T.
- “That’s A Good Idea” – The First Both Hands Project
- Recognizing God’s Footprint in Your Life
- The Encouragement of Jesus Calling
- Paying It Forward with Both Hands
J.T. March of 1969. I remember I’d spent the whole day playing in my buddy’s barns. I was pretty dirty and I went down to the basement to take my boots off and I remember sitting on this chair and unlacing my boots and my oldest brother came down the basement stairs. I looked up at him and I said, “are Mom and Dad home?” I was excited to see Mom an...
Marty:My first memory of a genuine introduction and kind of a stripped down moment between J.T. and I. We bought a house, we moved in and the neighbors next door had four little kids. Within the first week or two our two small children, one which was basically a year old, I guess Sarah was–just a toddler. They kept running back and forth between th...
J.T.: The way it all started it was I was on the board of Bethany Christian Services. My job that year was to do the fundraiser. I was in charge of that, so I thought we’d do a golf tournament, where you mail letters out to people and say “would you sponsor me while I golf.” I did that and we it all going, and I sent my letters out like I was suppo...
Marty:He told me about the project he did with Don and his idea. I saw something that was very marketable. Basically, all I did was just encourage him and I became a cheerleader on the front end there just said man, “This is a spectacular idea.” I think even then I might have said, “you need to write a book. You need to get in and get this figured ...
Narrator: J.T. and Marty have raised over 7.1 million dollars for families to use for adoption, impacting hundreds of orphans who have been able to be placed with a loving families. They continue to trust God that He will enable them to do another 150 projects this year alone. J.T. and Marty seek out God’s guidance by reading His Word daily, and th...
Marty: We all have unique situations that we’ve come through and challenges and trials that uniquely equip us to minister to other folks who have that same same thing. And J.T. has just walked that line. You know if it was some other scenario, he’s not equipped for that. But this is what he’s been equipped for and he’s stepped in faith for that. An...
Marty Roe. Timothy Martin “Marty” Roe was born December 28, 1960 in Lebanon, Ohio to Zane and Bertie Roe. He married Robin on December 11, 1982 at the West End Church of Christ in...
Herndon was temporarily replaced by Anthony Crawford and then Virgil True before his role was taken over by Marty Roe, who had originally toured nationally with the Christian band Windsong, and worked in the park by doing impersonations of Larry Gatlin.
Apr 12, 2024 · Having started out as The Tennessee River Boys in the 80s, they eventually morphed into Diamond Rio in 1989, and the group consisted of vocalist Marty Roe; guitar and banjo player Jimmy Olander...
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Jan 3, 2020 · Marty Roe and Jimmy Olander grew up with completely different ideas about Christmas. They discuss what Christmas means to them, both then and now. They also talk about the band’s new Christmas show at Nashville’s Gaylord Opryland Resort called, “Diamond Rio: Holiday & the Hits” and why it was important to them to share the hope of ...
Jun 6, 2014 · Diamond Rio is an American Country music/Christian music band based in Nashville, Tennessee. Dan Truman, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Marty Roe formed the band in 1984.
