The band's name was first called Shepherd's Child, and later changed to Miracle Maker. The name represents Jesus, who will always be the ultimate "Miracle Maker". His life and His death has eternal purpose to all who seek Him.

Yes, When we get the chance we like to play live, it gives us a chance to minister the Word to our listeners and we really enjoy, and put our all into our live performances.

It has broadened the road between artist and listener, and has created a way of allowing fans to connect with the artist, giving them a wider range of listening and consumer ability.

??? perhaps if all the right logistics were in place.

Special Guest performance in NYC
- Jammin Against The Darkness, Christian Music Festival 2000

"A new upcoming, and exciting Christian Rock band"
- Intro Radio
Winners of the Intro Indies contest for Best Christian Rock Song, 2008.

Featured Artist DMusic
- Dmusic.com

"Exploding with an uplifting Alternative, melodic Hard Rock touch! Their music is powerful laced with strong rhythms and colorful melody and an upfront message guaranteed to reach out to their listeners"
- Payday Records

Soaring to new heights; Miracle Maker (formally known as Shepherd's Child) welcomes aboard Keyboard player Gregg Weiss, who's excellent talent and musical savvy add a new dimension to the band's sound. *Introradio's Top Pick and contest winner! Their album "Time To Believe" and their latest release "The Light In Your Eyes" are being currently showcased on the Intro Radio show in Roanoke, Va. "Miracle Maker is an up and coming Rock band offering a refreshing alternative to this generation of new music fans". - Digitalcuts.com

We were mostly influenced by the "Big Band" Rock n Roll era, when bands like The Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin ect. were prominent in the music scene. Years later after being "saved by Jesus", we developed a more distinctive alternative melodic sound strongly influenced by Jesus and bands that support His messgage

NYC

Fender guitars, Marshall amps, Tama/ Pearl drums and Yamaha electronic drumkit
(and the list goes on ... )