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Group Members:

Michael Boggs, Brian Smith, Jeromy Deibler, Jennifer Deibler

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Performed Songs By:

Jeromy Deibler
See FFH Lyrics
  • Genres: Gospel
  • Representative Albums: "Voice from Home," "Found a Place," "Ready to Fly"
  • Representative Songs: "One of These Days," "When I Praise," "Why Do I?"

Biography

Alternative CCM vocal group FFH (Far from Home) comprised husband and wife Jeromy and Jennifer Deibler, Michael Boggs, and Brian Smith. Signing to Nashville's Essential Records, the group debuted in 1998 with Take Me As I Am. This album quickly pushed FFH into the limelight, earning the band two No. 1 hits, four Dove Award nominations, and Christian Research Report's Best New Artist of 1999. Found a Place, a stunning follow-up, was issued in spring 2000. I Want to be Like You, a piano driven album that incorporated string arrangements to liven up FFH's acoustic style, appeared a year later. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
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FFH
Genres CCM
Years active 1993 - present
Labels Essential
Website ffh.net
Members
Brian Smith, Jennifer Deibler, Jeromy Deibler and Michael Boggs

FFH (Far From Home) is a Contemporary Christian band from Lancaster, Pennsylvania in the United States. FFH released six independent projects before being signed by Essential Records. Since then, they have released seven studio albums, as well as a "greatest-hits" album.

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Background

The group formed as Four For Harmony, an a cappella group.[1] Over time they developed a vocal acoustic pop style, similar to that of the Smalltown Poets, and changed their name to Far From Home.[2][1]

Following the release of their latest album, Worship in the Waiting, in 2007, FFH took a break from touring. The following is a statement from their official website:

"Jeremy and Jennifer are back from Africa and enjoying being settled at home. Their new baby girl, Hope Sadie-Claire, is doing great and Hutch turned five in July. Jeremy and Jennifer have just released their first project together entitled “Coming Home”. Brian Smith is enjoying working in the business side of the industry and helping new bands find their way balancing ministry and finances. He and Allyson have their hands full with their three daughters, all under the age of six! Michael Boggs is busy touring, leading worship, and speaking. He has released two albums since FFH’s break, a hymns record and a live worship record. We all remain very close. In fact, we still all live in the same neighborhood so we see each other all the time. There are no plans for a tour yet but we are waiting for the Lord’s leading as to what may be next for us as a band."[3]

Band members

  • Brian Smith - bass, vocals.
  • Jennifer Deibler - vocals.
  • Jeremy Deibler - piano, guitar, vocals.
  • Michael Boggs - guitar, vocals.

Discography

Singles

Numerous FFH singles have charted, including "Watching Over Me" which hit the number one spot on Adult Contemporary radio and the Top 5 on Christian Hit Radio, "On My Cross" which had a two-week run at number one inspirational radio, "One of These Days," "Big Fish" and "I Want to Be Like You. Also including hit single "What It Feels Like"."[4]

Books

  • Far From Home: Stories From the Road (2001), Howard Publishing

References

  1. ^ a b Powell, Mark Allan (2002). "FFH". Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music (First printing ed.). Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson Publishers. p. 325. ISBN 1-56563-679-1. 
  2. ^ Friesen, Janet (1999-07-14). "I Want To By Like You". The Phantom Tollbooth. http://www.tollbooth.org/review99/ffh.html. 
  3. ^ "A Break From Touring...A Normal Life". http://www.ffh.net/. Retrieved 2008-09-25. 
  4. ^ FFH Draws Crowds Nationwide with Release of New CD, Book, August 28, 2001, christianactivities.com Retrieved January 22, 2008

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