Here's to My Heroes

[Blubayou]

I am always blessed by these kinds of threads. We are all impacted by the people who touch our lives. I am drawn to honor the people behind the scenes who took time to share a little piece of themselves with me.
Of course my mother- who lived a life of consistency with joy, for all to see
My Aunt Teeny - who was a second mom to me- she mentored me as a young Christan
Claudine- a good friend who is a prayer warrior
My husband - who is one of the smartest, wisest human beings I know

[ChTatum]

Originally Posted by rrford

If we are referencing the same man I do know him personally. Pastors a great church in Columbus, GA but keeps very much to himself.

While I was the editor of the District newsletter I would publish some of his writings. I pressed him to publish but thus far have not been successful. If I can find the old files I will post a couple of the articles.

Ditto, while I only know him from a distance, he has my respect.

[ChTatum]

Lois Carter, my grandmother, the first one in my family to become "Pentecostal" in 1938

J. T. Payne who first brought this truth to Crawford, Ga

Raymond Parnell

J. M. Stubblefield

Curtis Hammond

B. G. Miller

O. C. Hammond

D. C. Hammond

Dannie Frasier

John Tipton

and a Brother Allen Stewart, who has only crossed my path once for a short time, but left a huge impression, last I knew he was in Gainesville, Ga