Virtual Miracle of Mobility

The Virtual Miracle of Mobility is a one-of-a-kind livestream event benefiting Free Wheelchair Mission’s work in providing life-changing mobility to those living with disabilities in developing countries. 

This inspiring evening features musical performances, interactive ways to participate, and heartening messages from friends around the world, including opportunities to virtually meet wheelchair recipients.

This year’s event will raise funds to provide tens of thousands of wheelchairs, as well as important medical supplies and mobility aids, to the communities we serve worldwide.

Candace Cameron Bure is an actress, producer, and New York Times bestselling author. She is beloved by millions worldwide for her roles as DJ Tanner in the iconic family sitcoms Full House and Fuller House, in romantic comedies and Christmas films, as a former cohost of The View, and as a Dancing with the Stars season 18 finalist. Candace was an Executive Producer and appeared in the film Unsung Hero, about the family that includes members of, For KING & COUNTRY. Passionate about her family and faith, Candace is the CEO of CandyRock Entertainment and the Chief Content Officer at Great American Media.

Musical Guests: Terrian and Jeremy Rosado

Terrian, a familiar face in TobyMac’s Diverse City band since 2017, hails from Memphis, TN. She’s deeply involved in community and mentorship with AngelStreet Memphis, an organization that mentors girls through musical training in underserved areas. Signed to Gotee Records, Terrian has released singles like “God With Us” and “Let Love Lead.” In 2021, she was named one of Pandora’s Artists to Watch and released her debut EP, Genesis of Terrian, featuring the No. 1 Billboard song “Light It Up.” Her 2023 single “Big God” was a Top 20 Billboard hit, and she released her debut album Give It Time. Terrian made her live national TV debut on Fox & Friends over Easter and will join the Awakening Tour with Casting Crowns and others this fall.

Jeremy Rosado grew up in a large Puerto Rican family in Queens, New York, and got his start singing at neighborhood block parties. At 10 years old, his family moved to Florida and Jeremy began participating in choir at church and school. He later became a worship leader and started gaining traction in the local music scene. At 21, he got the opportunity to open for Andrea Bocelli in Germany and finally felt his career taking off. However, later that year Jeremy made the biggest decision of his life and decided to take over guardianship of his niece since he was the most fit to care for her. He spent the next seven years solely focused on being a dad, but now that his daughter is 18, Jeremy is ready to get back to music. Jeremy appeared on American Idol and was a top 10 finalist on The Voice season 21. In 2022, Jeremy signed with Capitol CMG and released his first radio single “Come and See.”  He’s since toured the US with Newsboys, Cochren, and CO., and more. This fall will see Jeremy on tour with Colton Dixon.