2014

Although Facebook has taken the place of many blogs and musings, I will return here this year. Lately I have felt the push to write again and I think that 2014 will be an awesome year.

Update 2012

It's been awhile since I've been on here. I was reading through some of my posts since 2007 and I thought "wow". This is really cool that I can look back over 5 years of my life. SO I think I am going to bring the blog back and start writing again. Hope all is well in everybodys life.

WD Home Missions Promo

District Conference Promo for 2009

WD Home Missions Promo

Here is a video that I did for the WD Home Missions Division last year.

Funny

New Flier Design

Passing of an Apostolic Icon

Today the world lost an incredible, annointed singer. Someone who has touched the hearts of thousands of people time and time again and someone to whom words cannot do justice.

I remember growing up listening to Priscilla McGruder. My Grandma used to have the album 'McGruders Rated PG" in her CD filing cabinet and every time I would go over to her house I would pull it out and listen to it. Eventually, I "borrowed" it and forgot to give it back. Come Fly with the McGruders, Unmistakably McGruder, Livin the Good Life, are what I went to sleep listening to.

I remember the first time I saw them live. It was at General Conference in Nashville TN. in 1997 and as they took the stage, they sang "I'm Just Warmin Up". The place erupted. Hearing her sing "From Heavens Point of View" was an incredible experience, because you knew she meant what she was singing.

Someone said "Heavens choir just became more anointed, powerful, intense, vibrant, melodious, and exciting. Earth will never be the same, but then again, neither will heaven for where Priscilla steps, hallowed worship, expectancy and joy lights her surroundings. You can be sure all of heaven is aware of her presence at this moment.

Although I never got to know her in-depth personally, she influenced my life in so many ways. Musically, spiritually, she had sung with the best of the best. She knew fame and yet did not touch some of the things that come with it. Popular in the southern gospel arena, she showed that you could really still live for God, be an example, and still "stand".

Thank you so much Sis. McGruder for such an example. You will forever be in my mind and heart. And today I'm sure you are rejoicing because you really are "Home with Jesus"