Quinton mills biography of albert

Grace can be a tough word to get your hands around. But that’s the word that comes up time and time again in the life and ministry of Quinton Mills. It’s the pillar of his personal relationship with Christ, it’s evident in his 30 plus years of music ministry, and it’s a mainstay of his family relationships.

Quinton spent years – saying no to God. “I just wanted to live how I wanted to live, do what I wanted to do. Those were my most difficult years – years of wandering and disobedience, years of alcohol abuse, drugs and rock music. I still tremble to think of how far I strayed from the Lord.”

Quinton Mills, is a Native American Indian and a member of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe located in Hollister, NC., accepted the Lord Jesus Christ in 1972 after many years of addiction to alcohol, drugs and rock music. Giving his talents to the Lord after conversion paved a road to international success for him as a very prolific writer, a dynamic singer and a powerful anointed evangelist.

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