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John L Cooper Honors Mylon LeFevre After His Death | Try Not To Cry

Christian rock music lamented the loss of a great legend on Friday, September 8, 2023. Mylon Rae LeFevre passed away from cancer, leaving behind a legacy that will endure throughout the history of gospel music. His strong voice and unwavering faith touched the hearts of many. He was a Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductee, a dedicated clergyman, and a gifted musician who travelled the country spreading a message of hope through his music. He was known for his outstanding work with his band, Mylon and Broken Heart. The family released a statement on social media that read Let’s explore Mylon Rae LeFevre’s incredible life and career, a guy whose music cut across genres and whose religion motivated generations. “Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, to which you were also called and have confessed the good confession in the presence of many witnesses.” I Timothy 6:12 NKJV My precious, strong and courageous husband laid hold of eternal life last night. When we discussed heaven through the years, Mylon was most excited about receiving the soul winner's crown. With his contemporary Christian rock band, Mylon and Broken Heart, he had the privilege of leading over 250,000 youth to Jesus. He cherished all the years of music ministry and the countless lives touched through his songs but his greatest joy was teaching the Word of God, especially through our broadcast, On the Road to Freedom. (This pic was his fave spot.) Throughout the last years of this intense non-stop battle, never once did I hear him falter in his good confession of faith. In every broadcast and church service, many witnesses can attest to his bold declaration: JESUS IS MY HEALER. Until his very last breath he fought the good fight of faith. He finished his race. He kept the faith. II Timothy 4:7 My honey, we discussed many times how we both daily answered the call for the holy affirmation that I know you are now hearing, “Well done good and faithful servant. Enter into the joy of your Lord.” My love, you are finally enjoying in this moment what you affectionately referred to as “the first day of forever.” It has been my highest honor and privilege for God to trust me with you these past 25 years. All my love, Christi Mylon Rae LeFevre was born into a family deeply rooted in the world of gospel music. His mother, Eva Mae, was a trailblazer in her own right, inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 1978, and she holds the distinction of being the first woman to enter the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 1985. Her influence undoubtedly played a pivotal role in shaping Mylon’s journey in the world of music and faith. Early on, Mylon developed a close relationship with the LeFevres, a well-known gospel singing group, which left a lasting impression. Early contact with the gospel music industry sparked a passion in him. He finally used this enthusiasm to write his debut song, “Without Him,” at the young age of 17, while enlisting in the Army and earning a pitiful $84 per month. Nobody at the time had any idea that this song would only be the start of a long and successful career. Rest in power king #mylonlefevredeath