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A torrential storm ravaged Dallas, Texas, on May 5, 1995, devastating the life of Mike Frazier forever.
The deadly waters of a Texas creek rose, lifting their car with ease, tossing it over a bridge drowning
his mother, father, 2-year-old daughter, 11-year-old nephew and fiancée. It was by the grace of
God that Mike escaped and is now able to tell the story of how he, "Survived the Storm."
Raised in a Christian home with an intense musical background, Mike found peace in the Lord and in his
music. His natural gift of music began to emerge at an early age. Using his talent as a bass guitarist
and drummer, Mike has toured with artist such as Kirk Franklin, R. Kelly, Stevie Wonder, La Shun Pace
and Ann Nesby. He has appeared on live recordings of Bishop T.D. Jakes and gospel great James Moore.
For the past several years he has been touring the country with Tyler Perry Gospel Stage plays,
"I know I've been changed", " I can do Bad All By Myself", " The Diary of a Mad Black Woman",
" Madea's Family Reunion", Madea's Class Reunion and currently Mike is the Musical Director for
"Tyler Perry, Meet the Browns". Mike has released his book, "Surviving the Storm: Finding life after
death", in which is a testimony of tragedy that befell his life.
God has appointed Mike to share his testimony of anger, depression, fear, suicide, loneliness and
grief in an effort to minister to those who have experienced the same. His story has been featured
on various radio stations, news programs, and in magazine publications such as the July 2001 issue
of WOE (Women of Excellence Magazine). Through the use of many avenues, Mike can fulfill his
passion and purpose which is encouraging those who encounter storms in their lives to "hold on".
He says, "If God carried me through the storm, he can do the same for you!"
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