Steven Curtis Chapman performs his hit single “Cinderella” live for the first time on national television since the loss of his five year-old daughter, Maria. Chapman will appear on The Early Show on CBS on Wednesday, September 10th at 7AM (EDT). The five-time GRAMMY® Award winner will also be appearing and performing on Fox And Friends on September 22nd.

A tribute to Maria will be made on The Early Show along with the debut performance of the new rendition of “Cinderella”, Chapman’s second single from his sixteenth studio album This Moment. Chapman was originally scheduled to appear on The Early Show for a Father’s Day Special, but due to the accident the appearance was postponed.

The song was inspired by Maria and her sisters and is a message to all parents encouraging them to cherish every moment with their children. The singer/songwriter is also changing the poignant last line in live performances to “Cause all too soon the clock will strike midnight / But the truth is… The dance goes on.” “Cinderella” carries a whole new meaning since the death of his daughter, and it is one that remains close to his heart.

The Chapman family testimony has had such a huge impact on America. The latest example being People magazine’s fifth mention of the family in recent months, this time a family update in the “Mail Bag” section of their September 15th issue on news-stands now.

Fans and supporters have also been tuning into The House Mix blog written by Chapman’s manager Jim Houser. Since it’s public launch in June 2007, there have been six million page views on the blog. Over 5.7 million of those views coming since May 21st, 2008 and the tragic loss of Maria Sue Chapman. The blog has become the inadvertent line of connection for friends and fans to the Chapmans through this difficult time, and the traffic statistics highlight the amazing devotion and care to Steven and his family. Houser keeps readers updated with the latest Chapman information and photos, giving an inside look at the Chapman family.