Singing on The Street “Always Only For My King”
Posted on June 21, 2008
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Last night we sang in town. There was a great crowd of people there. They were really sweet. And they all listened and clapped for us so well. As I always do when we first got up my I introduced ourselves and then said “We love Jesus Christ, that is why we are here singing tonight. He has made such a difference in our lives and He has been so good to us”. No matter where we sing I always say, “We love Jesus that’s why we are here”. I have had people come up to me and mention that they are so thankful to see that we are not ashamed or scared to mention Jesus name. Someone came up to me the other night when we were singing on the street and said you girls really love Jesus don’t you? I said, “We really do.” He had tears in his eyes and said, “That means the world to me.”
Tonight we will be singing at a benefit near Berea Kentucky. So we have to get up and about early today and get there on time. Then tomorrow we are in town churches and things begin to be steady from here on out! Our time here so far has been so good! It’s been so neat to see so many doors of ministry open up to us I feel very blessed that God would use us in such a beautiful place.
I better go get ready. It’s time to wash my hair and put our “uniforms” on today is black and khaki.
I hope today that whatever we do… it will all, every single thing we do… every thought, every word, every deed, every song we sing would always, only be for our King for it’s all because of Him that we live.
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Miss you. Great post. Have a great Lord’s Day
Looking forward to some pics of the Lord’s Day. I love you and miss you all really bad.
Good to hear of people’s response. It means the world to me, too, that you love Jesus! Bob and I are on vacation, visiting his brother Bill in Arizona. Yesterday, in Prescott, up in the mountains, we stumbled on their bluegrass festival. In the courthouse plaza there was a stage set up and the music was good. But what we loved most was listening to small groups playing together under the trees, scattered around the grassy plaza. One group was obviously a family, with dad, mom and two girls playing and singing. It was so much fun to join with them and sing “I’ll Fly Away!” Made me think of you girls right away.