Aly's life has never been an empty stage. Growing up as the middle child between four other siblings, left her wondering where she fit in. From the age of three her mom and everyone else knew she would one day be an entertainer. Aly always loved and excelled in music. She was saved at the tender age of eight and began singing Christian music shortly after that. One time in front of a crowd and the rest was history. She spent her teenage years singing at different churches and revivals. After marrying into an abusive relationship at the age of twenty, she began drifting away from God. After two back surgeries, a broken nose, and broken bones in her face, she knew she could not stay. After divorcing him and moving into the secular world of entertainment found herself seeking acceptance and love in all the wrong places. The only time she felt alive or fulfilled was on stage, but God was always speaking to her, whether by someone or that still small voice inside. Her burning bush experience was when her father died in 1995 and that sent her running back to the arms of Jesus. God used that opportunity to speak to her. Realizing how far she had drifted, she asked God to change her life, and he did. She has come full circle. She is now in full time ministry helping women in abusive situations and singing only for our heavenly father. She now finds her love and acceptance in the arm of Jesus.
Psalm 147:3
"He heals the broken in heart, and binds up their wounds."
Psalm 27:1-5 (NIV)
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Jennifer Holmes, singer/songwriter sing about real life sorrows and pain and how God turned her life around with his mercy and grace. With a nine year alcohol addiction, which she spent most of in denial. God was always by her side. She became a Christian at the age of six, but when the pain from the divorce of her parents, the physical abuse she witnessed and the verbal abuse set in, she became a very angry and depressed child and grew into a very angry and depressed adult. Her life became an emotional roller coaster with lots of crashes and burns, but even in her darkest hour God heard her cries. All of this took her to Teen Challenge, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation Ministry. It was a struggle at first because of all the structure and rules, but when she finally surrendered to the Lord, she began to see the payoff from the spiritual food she was being fed from the program. She began to live more in the spirit and less in the flesh. She found the one thing she been searching for, a relationship with God.
"The Lord is my light and salvation of whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold if my life of whom shall I be afraid? For in the days of trouble he will keep me safe in his dwelling. He will hide me in the shelter of his tabernacle and set me high upon a rock"
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