Ivor myers biography of albert

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Alcohol, women, parties, and gang fights became the norm. In 1977 we immigrated to New York. It blew our minds. Though “D” was not a practicing Adventist, this 19 year-old knew his Bible better than anyone we knew. We entered, along with over forty other contestants, and came in first place. The fact that this was an 8 album contract totaling nearly 1 million dollars was a big plus.

We did not leave school alone.

Though uncertain of our future, my brother and I gave up the contract, I went to work at Target making $5.50 an hour; and he ended up with the city at $7.00 an hour. My parents have since been baptized into the church. After much prayer, and a series of miraculous events, the conviction came upon me. Sean and I were preparing for the routine Halloween festivities, when out of the blue, our father told us that Halloween was the devil’s holiday and he was going to be dropping us off at church.

Atonte and I also co-host a nationally syndicated call-in program, “World News and The Bible,” with Steve Wohlberg. “What day do you think the Sabbath is?” Taking a puff someone answered “Sunday, of course!” We all nodded.

We began recording our first album Riders of the Storm: The Underwater Album in the spring of 1994.

It was against this backdrop that we met “D”. Every contest we entered brought us first place.

Today, my brother is a youth pastor in Virginia, and I am currently pastoring in California with my wife Atonte, and three children. is a witch, and they are all behind our music even though we're talking about Jesus.” I later learned that the industry really only cared about sales.

Dumbfounded, we complied. Together, Ivor and his wife, Antonte, host 3ABN's "Battle of Faith" television program and are founders of "Power of the Lamb Ministries." Ivor also is the president and founder of ARME Bible Camp, a ministry dedicated in equipping God's people in Bible study and prayer. In his letter he let us know that he appreciated our music, but was confused that we could have a name like Boogiemonsters and claim to represent God.

This question was the domino that set in motion a struggle in my soul that would eventually bring me to a crossroads. At ages 5 and 4, my younger brother Sean and I were introduced to the Hip Hop culture. That night the church showed a movie called The Cross and the Switchblade, which impacted me. We were elated.