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OXFORD — Jeff Steinberg — known to many as the “Tiny Giant” — and his wife Ellen, return to Maine to perform for the first time in two years Thursday, Sept. 28, at 7 p.m. at Hosanna Church, 109 School House Road. This event is open to anyone wanting to experience his hope-filled message.
Born with severe birth defects caused by the 1950s era pregnancy drug Thalidomide, Steinberg knows God “doesn’t make junk.” He has a powerful message to share, stressing the truth that everyone who puts their trust in God through Jesus Christ, can become a “masterpiece in progress.”
Steinberg has not let his birth defects stop him from living a full life. Born with no arms and with deformed legs, he is a well-known singer and motivational speaker who has appeared at the annual meetings of many Fortune 500 businesses, at countless schools across our nation, and overseas as well. In times past, Steinberg also was featured on the annual Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy telethon. He has been crisscrossing America with hope, humor and great tunes for nearly 50 years.
Steinberg’s wife is a motivational speaker as well, in demand at ladies’ events across the nation. She will share some of her insights at this concert.
The members of Hosanna Church encourage anyone interested in attending “to bring a carload of friends and family” to experience an evening with Jeff and Ellen Steinberg.
