This incident happened last year, however; many are still talking
about it.
A 10-year-old African-American boy
named Willie
Myrick (he was 9
at the time) was kidnapped from the front yard of his guardians’ Atlanta home
by an unidentified man in March 2014, after luring him with money Independent UKreports.
Myrick’s captor forced him to enter
into his vehicle, and began a 3-hour journey to an unidentified destination.
During the ride, Myrick repeatedly sang
popular gospel song, “Every Praise” by Hezekiah Walker.
His captor reportedly got extremely
irate and kept cursing at the boy, telling, him to stop singing, but Myrick
ignored him and continued to sing for three hours straight.
Exasperated, the kidnapper let Myrick
out of his car unharmed, in the East Point area. Overjoyed to be free, he then
ran to his godmother Codetta’s house, as she lived close by.
Speaking on his ordeal, Myrick said “If
you praise the Lord he will help you in mysterious ways.”
According to CBN, he was raised by atheist parents
but his godmother frequently took him to church where his passion for God was
born and grew strongly.
“Faith is important to this house and believing in God is
important… I said, ‘In this house we go to church.’ He knows God. He knows
Jesus,” Codetta said.
When he heard the news, Walker traveled from New York to Atlanta
to see the boy.
“It’s just emotional to me because you
never know who you’re going to touch…I
just wanted to hug him and tell him I love him…I really believe that God spoke
through me to save that young man’s life.”
Here’s the music video for the song, “Every Praise.”
This Video will even make an atheist shout praise...watch and shout your own praise

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