We Are Messengers' Darren Mulligan in Roll-Over Car Accident
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We Are Messenger's lead singer Darren Mulligan is literally counting his blessings after surviving a major accident, as his pickup truck lost control on icy roads and rolled over multiple times.
On the way to the airport where he would fly to perform his first concert of 2022, We Are Messengers' lead singer Darren Mulligan was involved in a serious accident as his truck slide on icy roads.
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Miraculously, Darren only suffered some sore muscles. His pickup truck, which rolled over several times as the singer tried to avoid other motorists, fared much worse.
On the band's Instagram, Darren recounts the incident:
I’m Ok. I promise. In fact I’m on an airplane going to our first show of the year in Greeley Colorado. A couple of hours ago I hit some ice on a bridge on 840 traveling to the airport. My truck lost all traction, slid across both lanes, down through the verge separating east and west highways and began sliding towards another vehicle on the opposite side of the road. I couldn’t bare the thought of someone being hurt so I did everything I could to flip my vehicle off the road and that’s what I did. It is a miracle that I’m alive, I’m a little sore but I walked out of that vehicle without a scratch. 10 seconds before the accident I had been talking with Jesus and I said out loud “my life has always been in your hands and it still is”. I guess God put that to the test and He has once again proved Himself unbelievably Kind....
Greeley Colorado we are on our way. Expecting big things from the Lord tonight. I am a very grateful man, more than ever and I’m convinced this too is the goodness of God in my life.
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From here, and assuming he sustains no lasting injuries, Darren and We Are Messengers embark on a full winter/spring tour schedule across the United States, beginning in Colorado then continuing up and down the east coast.
Stay safe, Darren!
