Musings of the Minstrel
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Alabama, Here I Come!
Well, It has been a while since I posted anything on my blog. I am sure you have struggled through in my absence! LOL! To all my friends in Alabama, I am headed your way. I am pumped about being a part of the Dedicatory celebration in Cullman, Alabama. Pastor Greg Wilbanks and the Eva/Cullman Pentecostals have recently completed an incredibly, beautiful new sanctuary and I am privileged to be one of the speakers at the dedication. I look forward to seeing all of you that are able to join us. I am thrilled to be headed to "Bama" (that's big coming from an LSU boy!).p.s. I am taking my bow, pray I get a "bama-buck"!
Labels: Alabama, Bama, c myles young, cullman, Dedication Services, elk grove ca, eva, Greg Wilbanks, LSU, psalmist myles young, rock church, sacramento
Friday, March 20, 2009
Oakland Tabernacle
Tonight is an exciting night for Sheila and me. We are participating in the first night of the dedication of Oakland Tabernacle. This is the fulfillment of a dream that began several years ago. My father and mother are pastoring Oakland and have done a tremendous job of remodeling the building. It is a beautiful testimony of blessing and the hard work of the saints at Oakland Tabernacle. Tonight, Bishop Wilson is speaking and tomorrow I will be ministering in "OakTown". I am excited! These folks really know how to worship. Like we used to say, "If you can't preach in Oakland, you may as well quit trying".To all of the saints in Oakland, I am so proud of what you have done and how God is blessing you. This is a great celebration.
Dad and Mom, you simply amaze me! I don't know how you do it. You just keep moving the bar higher and higher!
Let's take the Bay for Jesus!
Labels: c myles young, Curtis Young, Dedication Services, nathaniel wilson, Oakland Tabernacle, OakTown, sheila young
posted by Myles Young at 3:32 PM
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This song is one of my favorites too! It reminds us that ministry proceeds out of relationship with the lover of our souls - Jesus. No relationship - no real ministry...
Randy Williams
