Singing from Silence: Excerpt From the Foreword by Terry Fisher
"Richard Mullins was beloved in the Cincinnati area for his talent, his love of Jesus, and because so many times he was just plain strange. He left an impact on the Christian music industry but for those of us who heard him from the early years, those were personal songs that we continue to remember. I still have a recording of Rich from the last 30 minutes of an evening at the Jesus House that includes his oldest songs. It's fun to hear him play on that really bad piano and remember his early years of performing."
"Richard Mullins was beloved in the Cincinnati area for his talent, his love of Jesus, and because so many times he was just plain strange. He left an impact on the Christian music industry but for those of us who heard him from the early years, those were personal songs that we continue to remember. I still have a recording of Rich from the last 30 minutes of an evening at the Jesus House that includes his oldest songs. It's fun to hear him play on that really bad piano and remember his early years of performing."
". . . The reflections in this book are written by one of Rich’s very close friends, Pam Richards. I met Pam the same year I met Richard as they were freshmen together. Although I was an upperclassman, I needed an additional English credit so I took the advanced version of the Freshman Literature Composition course. Pam and I happened to sit next to each other. I soon learned that Pam was a very talented artist and writer. You will enjoy her reflections on her friend Rich. I hope you will be inspired to think about important friends from your past and acknowledge anew the important impact friends have in shaping our understanding of ourselves."
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