minister turns atheist dot org

Time has taken its toll, as has life, and it has stated that I'll be moving all my materials to one blog. That blog is my personal blog: http://joeholmansblog.blogspot.com/ It's been a while since I uprooted MTA from Yahoo webhosting services and moved to this blog, which has been a worthwhile endeavor. Now, it's time for a change--and rest assured, this will be the last one!

Everything will be at my blog with the sole exception of movie reviews. So if you've been following here, follow over there. The relevant topics I've decided to bring over. You can comment on them there. MTA.org is now actively forwarding to the new address.

Thanks for playing along!

(JH)

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Since May of 2006, Pastor Ed Lowman has shepherded the Aryunder Baptist Church in Aryunder, Tennessee. Since before that time, the native South Texas pastor spent time in Iowa, Maryland, and different parts of the nation ministering the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.

Having become very well known for his self-published Christian How-to pamphlets, we present one of them here, re-published with permission from the Jesus Saves Bible and Tract Society...

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Article from Joe Holman's Blog

The cream-of-the-crop losers that I once called friends will never leave my memory. Of that I am sure. This article takes off at the beginning of the 1993 school year, my last year of high school.

After Chris Kennedy, there was Brian Kieford. Brian, like Chris, was sloooooow as the dripping of molasses. But unlike Chris, Brian wasn’t a booz hound. Heck, he probably never had a drink in his life. He seemed to be a good kid at heart. He was part Jewish and part African American. He had quite a cool look to him aside from the oh-so-plain clothes he always wore. He had the sweetest smile stretching across his face most days and a set of engagingly bright puppy dog eyes. My parents loved him for being such a quiet kid who always said “yes sir“ and “yes ma’am” when he came over. He had such a good aura about him.
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Article from Joe Holman's Blog

That I was a “loser magnet” in high school is a fact as certain as any other in the universe. Call it an unfairly critical relative self-assessment if you want. I know the truth. I had the honor of getting in good with some gargantuan losers over the years. I look back on it now, and it is both a humorous and humbling thought.

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