Allen Asbury

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    • Hey Allen, was wondering if we were from the same clan : ) Check out Asbury Road on Facebook and see. Love your music, also love your God, my God! BLESS YOU aka Dennie Asbury

    • Dear Allen and family I wish you a happy and health and success in the New Year.

      I wish all the fans from Allen Asbury big vision and all the best.

      Much love from susann to Germany

    • The first time I heard you sing was at "The Promise" in Branson and since my daughter worked there I got to see you and the Brook Brothers several times. So glad I found your web site. Love your songs and think you are a wonderful singer. Your music truly reflects your faith and is a blessing to all who listen to it. Hope to see you live in concert again someday soon.

    • I just heard you sing on one of the Gaither Homecoming shows, and searched out your site, and have ordered a couple CDs, based on what I heard here. A great voice and inspiration.

    • Allen, Thank you again so much for dedicating your song "Somebody's Praying Me Through" on Sunday to our daughter Erin. It was amazing, and we are so thankful to know that so many people are praying for us during this time. As you said, it is so very hard to wait on God's time for answers to prayer, and we are trying to be patient. Hearing your song reminds us that many people are praying with us and can help support us when we falter. Thank you again so much, and I pray that I will soon be able to post an update with great news of answer to prayer!

      God Bless, Barb, Mike, Evan and Erin Rosenberry

    • Allen, Hearing you dedicate your song "Somebody's Praying Me Through" to our daughter Erin yesterday at church was amazing. It warms our hearts to know that so many of our church family and friends are praying for us. Every time I hear your song, I will remember that day and how we were lifted up in love. God will answers our prayers, maybe not as quickly as we want, but He will answer. Thanks again for what you did. You have touched us beyond words. I pray that I can update you with good news for Erin soon! Thanks again. Barb Rosenberry

    • I just wanted to say that two of your songs have gotten me through these very difficult past 3 weeks since my mom died. I heard about you from a friend at my mom's visitation and she had me listen to "Light of That City" which made me cry. Later on she told me to listen to "Somebody's Praying Me Through." After hearing both of these songs I decided to order your cd and to my amazement, when I opened it up and saw your signature, you had written "Psalm 139." Allen, that was my mom's favorite psalm and it was written in her memorial card.

      Thank you for letting God work in your life and blessing others.

    • I see an entry from Deanna Beasley. She is my first cousin.I would like to get in touch with her very much.Her deceased mother was my dad's sister.I'm glad she listens to this music because it is a big uplifter. DEE DEE if you see this e-mail me please. I would like to see how you are doing. MY e-mail is palafox530@bellsouth.net.I can tell your listening to good music. Your cousin Paul Fox

    • I am truly blessed to know Allen Asbury as well as the Brooks Brothers. They are 3 amazing guys with three amazing voices and I'm so proud to call them my best friends. Love you guys!

    • This might be a rather long story, but I wanted to let you know how the Lord used one of your songs to speak to me in a most difficult time.

      For those who think worldly, they would say it was a coincidence. To me, it was God speaking.

      A little over 3 months after Mom had passed away, I was going to the gravesite to see the headstone that had been set up a few days before. It was a bittersweet feeling, as I was glad the headstone was installed, but seeing it would be a stark reminder that indeed Mom had passed on; another layer of grief to get through.

      The cemetery where Mom is buried is about 180 miles from where I live. She wanted to be buried where she had grown up as a child, and where her Mother and Father are buried. The cemetery is behind the church, where she had attended church as a child.

      As I drove, I was listening to one of my Sandy Patti CD’s. After having listened to the CD a few times through, while keeping my eyes on the road, I reached in the back seat, where the CD case is, for a different CD. I had pulled out Allen Asbury. I thought, ‘that will be a good one to listen to; that’s a good CD’. And it had been awhile since I had listened to that particular CD.

      In fact, a few years ago, in church I had sung the song ‘I Have Seen, I Believe’, from that CD. While working on memorizing the song, it became very special to me. This song speaks of a servant who watches Jesus in the Upper Room at the last supper, and hears Him tell his disciples that this will be the final time. The song speaks of how He is so different. The servant then witnesses Jesus’ death on the cross, and how he/she then believes. While singing the song, one feels the part of the servant, and can almost visualize seeing Jesus, and the things that are spoken of in the song. It was one song that I had the privilege to sing, that captivated me.

      I arrived at the cemetery, and since Mom’s grave is located close to the road, the headstone was one of the first things I saw. While being pleased at the work the monument company had done, it was very emotional to see the headstone on Mom’s grave for the first time.

      I saw that I would need to get some large garbage bags to do some cleanup on the grave site, plus needed a few things for the flower arrangement to go on the grave. In starting the car to go to the store to get these things, a special song started playing as the CD player. It started playing at the very beginning of the song. It was the song ‘I Have Seen, I Believe’.

      I stopped and cried. I felt the presence of the Lord telling me that everything was okay. Because Mom had believed, everything was okay. She’s in Heaven, and in the Lord’s time, I will see her again.

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