Ministry
SERAPH has three overriding goals: to write music filled with Scripture; to engage students personally, creating an opportunity to encourage them in their walk with Christ; and, finally, to passionately worship God and lead people to a greater understanding of His love.

Bio
SERAPH, an unabashedly Christian band, was formed in Mobile, AL, in October 2004. Our musical roots lie in a mixture of rock, delta blues, newgrass and jazz, producing a sound reminiscent of The Dave Matthews Band, Blues Traveler, Nickel Creek, Sister Hazel and Train. Seraph consists of Brad Hill (26, guitar/vocals), Joe “Fat Lungs” Langley (27, harmonica/mandolin/banjo/electric guitar), Steven Kelley (23, electric guitar/vocals), Aaron “A.T.” Turner (25, bass), Anthony Kidd (24, keyboards/ saxophone/programming), and Tommy Hinton (26, drums/percussion).

SERAPH originated when Brad and Tommy, who traveled the Southeast leading worship and performing original songs together, became interested in forming a band. They started by approaching A.T. and Steven, childhood friends of Tommy, who had attended church and played music together during high school. Finally Joe, a college friend, and Anthony were asked to join the ministry that SERAPH had already begun. The six gelled immediately and the band was complete.

Accomplishments
In the short time that SERAPH has been touring, they have already played at innumerable student retreats, Disciple Now weekends, Super Summer Camps, World Changers projects and Senior Bowl FCA Rallies, and have also opened for artists like Shaun Groves and Jason Morant. SERAPH recorded its debut album, “Remember When,” in May 2006; it was produced by Jeff Quimby. This August American Family Radio (AFR), which has 180 radio stations across 34 states, added two singles from the album—“More than Conquerors” and “Near You”—to its national playlist. Independent Bands.com just added SERAPH to their line up.