Heartbroken over the loss of this beautiful soul. Her voice, her heart, her joy will be missed by us all this side of Heaven…and so thankful for the living hope that she sang (& now sings in the presence of Jesus) so powerfully about…it’s all true! Mandisa, we’ll see you in a little while.
Mandisa; 1976-2024.
"Mandisa loved Jesus, and she used her unusually extensive platform to talk about Him at every turn. Her kindness was epic, her smile electric, her voice massive, but it was no match for the size of her heart. Mandisa struggled, and she was vulnerable enough to share that with us, which helped us talk about our own struggles. Mandisa’s struggles are over, she is with the God she sang about now. While we are saddened, Mandisa is home. We’re praying for Mandisa’s family and friends and ask you to join us." – David Pierce, K-LOVE Chief Media Officer
Read more about @mandisaofficial's legacy: https://t.co/zhrByt4RGC
On January 15, 2009, I was in LaGuardia’s American Airlines lounge waiting on my flight back to Nashville.
I was sitting next to my friend Michael Blanton who was there with his client, Mandisa.
All flights were shut down as US Air’s Captain Sully guided his powerless aircraft into the Hudson River after multiple bird strikes took out their engines shortly after takeoff from the same airport.
For the next several hours, I got to sit there and catch up with MIchael and get to know Mandisa a little. She was a delight. She was genuine, warm, engaging, funny, generous, and a light to all who knew her.
Mandisa will certainly be missed. 💔💔
R.I.P. @mandisaofficial your music helped me so much at times when I was struggling mentally, you will forever be missed darling, while this is heartbreaking and sad, we know that to be absent from the body, is to be present with the Lord. Rest In Love and Paradise Sweetheart
Mandisa: 1976-2024.
“Mandisa loved Jesus, and she used her unusually extensive platform to talk about Him at every turn. Her kindness was epic, her smile electric, her voice massive, but it was no match for the size of her heart. Mandisa struggled, and she was vulnerable enough to share that with us, which helped us talk about our own struggles. Mandisa’s struggles are over, she is with the God she sang about now. While we are saddened, Mandisa is home. We’re praying for Mandisa’s family and friends and ask you to join us.” – David Pierce, EMF Chief Media Officer
Read about Mandisa's legacy 💜 https://t.co/qBW1fdh3vq
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