[petitfour]

I only posted an excerpt. I cut and pasted, but there's a picture in the middle of the article, so I clipped it where the photo is. If you don't wanna click the link to read the rest, don't click it. :-)

Jamie sounds like a fine young man.

[petitfour]

Do you have a Bama ping list? This is Jamie Mosley’s “testimony.” He sounds like a fine young man.

[GOP Poet]

Thanks for the post :D

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk.

[lgjhn23]

Yep. I remember going thru a similar thing. I remember those days well. We had a family church pew with a specific seating order...LOL. Everything was closed on Sunday...I mean EVERYTHING, including gas stations. I remember many a Saturday evening as a little fella riding with my Dad to go get that old, beat-up, 1950 Plymouth filled up with gas. That usually meant a candy bar or maybe even a soda pop for me.
I really “burned out” on “going to church” in my late teens and by the time I was graduating from high school, I quietly vowed to myself that my shadow would never cross another church doorstep ever again....and I went on to live like it, too. I was more interested in Led Zeppelin, Hendricks, etc. than any kind of “high church” music. But God had other plans for me. It took awhile until I hit “the rock bottom of the barrel”, so to speak, in my life. Once I hit bottom, I came to know His Son as Lord & Savior in a personal way.
Now, at 68 years old, I often think about/look back on all of that, and I give thanks that my parents tried their very best to do all of us kids right even though we were poor as paupers. Yep, the times sure have changed...and, IMHO, not everything is necessarily for the better.