AMY TURNER

The Southern Gospel community is rallying in prayer for the family of Sarah Davison, founding member of High Road, after her young daughter, Ruth Ann Randolph, suffered a serious fall on Thursday, 22 May. Ruth Ann was transported by ambulance to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, where doctors initially feared significant bleeding on her brain.

After a period of waiting, the pediatric neurologist brought encouraging news: only three tiny spots of bleeding were found, and Ruth Ann will not require surgery. She remains in the hospital for observation as doctors continue to monitor her recovery.

Sarah, her husband Trevor, and little Ruth Ann are grateful for the support and prayers they’ve received so far. As Ruth Ann continues to heal, the family asks for continued prayers from friends, fans, and the entire Gospel music community.

Please join us in lifting up the Randolph family during this challenging time, and let’s believe together for Ruth Ann’s complete recovery.