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Hello,
Thanks for making a great web site. It brings back a lot of great
memories. I saw Mylon and broken heart at the Fort Worth convention
center in Fort Worth, Texas. It was either 1986 or 1987. What stood
out from the concert was when the band played The Warrior. I had been
too many Christian rock concerts before, but that was the first time I
had really felt the Holy Spirit move at a show, it was awesome, the
song was so powerful and it seemed like everyone had tears in their
eyes while they were praising Jesus singing along with the band. Wow,
what a great memory. Also, Crack The Sky is my favorite cd. God used
it to speak to me in so many areas of my life. I'm very thankful that
Mylon and Broken heart answered Gods call on their lives to minister
in music.
Terry Alexander
Fort Worth, Texas
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Hello,
I want you to know
how blessed I was to find your Web Page today on
Mylon LeFevre. Wow what memories I have that were
revived in me today!
My name is Daryl
Lynn and I live in Pittsburgh PA with my husband..Back in the early to
Mid 80's, I had the pleasure to see Mylon and Broken Heart on several
occasions..One evening, at the Syria Mosque,my fellow Christian band
members & I were truly mesmorized by Mylon and Broken Heart's concert
and that's not all! The nite was "magical" and God's power was working
magic...One of our members was not "completely committed", until that
evening!!...God used Mylon to win another heart for him!..It was
thrilling for all of us to share Lance's "leap of faith".
I have been
searching recently for info on Mylon and looking for CD formats for
the Sheep in Wolves Clothing, Crack the Sky and The Greatest
Hits...When I searched today, I found so much and your wonderful
Website!!
Thank you so much
for all your efforts to present so beautifully a GREAT TRIBUTE to
Mylon!
God's Best to you
and yours,
Daryl Lynn E.
Pittsburgh PA
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Hello-
Great Website!! I have been a
Mylon Lefevre Fan for a long time. His Sheep and Wolves Clothing album
was the first christian album I purchased when it first came out.
Blessings,
Lance Olinski
I attend Vineyard Christian Fellowship Church of Melbourne Florida
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I first saw Mylon back in 1981 when Broke Heart
performed at McEachern High School in Powder Springs,GA. I was instantly
hooked. I started going to Mt. Paron Church to see them on Monday nights
when they were in town. They would perform for an hour or so and then
have sharing and Testimony. I've also seen them at AtlantaFest and
Icthus. They have always been one of my favorite Christian Bands. Not
long ago I bought a new Turn table and pulled out my "Live Forever"
Album and introduced my little girl to them. She is only 2 years old,
but she was dancing up a storm. I love the site. Keep up the good work.
Andy Willingham
Woodstock, GA
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Hello,
Just found your site a few days ago and it’s great! Through the 80’s
and 90’s Mylon was in my CD player
absolutely more than anyone else – secular or Christian. We saw them
probably a dozen times between 85 and 92. In 1996 I invited him to
preach in my church and I was blessed to spend the day
with Mylon and
Scott Allen. I don’t know if I’ve ever been around someone who speaks
God’s Word in conversations as much as Mylon.
I’ve been fortunate to have a couple of opportunities to get together
with him over dinner when he comes to our town. He always says,
“Pastor, you’re still about the only Baptist that ever let me talk to
their congregation – you’ve got a lot of guts!” We had a great day
that day. I still miss the days and music of Broken Heart. That’s
why I wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed your web site.
I’ve got lots of pictures. Maybe I’ll get time to send some of them
to you later. Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
Pastor Bryan Donahoo
Graceview Baptist Church, Tomball, TX
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Man I just had to type ya off a quick letter here.
Thats an awesome
website!
Thanks 'so much' for the time an
dedication put into bringing me an the world a look into good ole' mylon. for 'givin' it away'.
I'm 43, married 23 beautiful years with
one 14 yr old girl. Mylon an broken hearts first record was on my turn
table when it was released. My wife and I also saw him in the early
eighties at the strand Capitol Theater in York PA here, and at Kawanis
Lake outdoors (till the rain came:( also in York PA. what memories.
since the first record of broken heart I've been rockin with em. a
true fan I am. lol. Iremember here a few years back I won a really
neat Broken Heart pin from a guy on ebay. He was a bus driver during
one of the tours. i know i have the letter somewhere. I also have an
original version of Mylons newsletter with him on the front sportin'
all that hair. 77's, Keaggy, Larry Norman, Rez Band, Sweet Comfort
Band....but then there's my Mylon. He is my favorite.
Let me throw in that I, since receiving
Jesus, I was a Ken Copeland 'fan'. Brother Hagin as well. got born
again in 81. and when Mylon an KC hooked up I was floored man. Too
cool.
I just got Crank It Up and Big World on cd
and am sitting here rockin and 'bumped' into your site. sweet! a huge
thank you!!! going to listen to the Huntley Street interview if i can
turn 'New Attitude' off lol.
Love to ya Brother. a big hug too! keep
the home fires burnin'.
followin ya up^
peace love joy an happiness <><
Alan
ps..how bout that new cd :)
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Huge influence on me as a songwriter and singer in Atlanta in
the early 1970's. Really helped me see that the love of Jesus was
attainable, that we were worthy and that we didn't have to be perfect -
just forgiven.
I've gone on to write Gospel songs and sing in an incredible choir in
Nashville - but - Mylon - and Jesus - was always on my mind.
God bless.
J.R.
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Hi
I first heard Mylons Music with the
Crank it up album. I loved it. Then I got Decade of love and then Faith
Hope and love. His Music is great. Touches my heart. Blesses me big
time. I love him and may God bless him big. Please Mylon keep
singing!!!! Don’t stop Pleaseeeee!! realease some more worship albums.
Favorite song = More.
I am now looking for the New Album Bow
Down, didn’t know it was out.
Richard
Uganda - E.Africa
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