On September 9, we learned that Mylon Lefevre, one of Christian Music’s greatest of greats, passed into eternity. Mylon has joined Carman, Michael Bloodgood, and Andre Crouch to name a few, who have also recently entered into their eternal reward.
Throughout the day yesterday, my social media feed was inundated with posts honoring Mylon Lefevre. I shared one from a friend of mine who went forward at a Mylon & Broken Heart concert in 1988 and shared, among many other things, how Mylon’s ministry that night touched his heart and what Mylon said to him backstage. That post has (at the time of this writing less than 24 hours later) nearly 100 likes and more than 20 shares from complete strangers. Why? Because they can easily remember the kind of impact his ministry and others like him had on their own lives. As successful as he was in the Christian music scene in the 1980s (among the top five Christian artists of the…
