Evander Holyfield moves out of foreclosed Fayette Co. mansion

WSBTV - Atlanta ^ | 07-10-12 | WSBTV

[slumber1]

News Chopper 2 captured video of former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield’s belongings being removed from his Fayette County mansion.

Holyfield’s 109-room mansion was sold in a foreclosure auction in March. The home sits on 235 acres located near Fairburn.

[chicken head]

Holyfield was da man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyqA7nvi1iE

[slumber1]

I agree, where the info on Benny Hinn?

Sorry, I thought everyone knew about that and I should have included Creflo Dollar in the headline

A HEAVYWEIGHT DIVORCE SETTLEMENT

The divorce proceedings caught even more of the news media’s attention when Mayoue alleged that Holyfield gave $7 million to his pastor, the Rev. Creflo Dollar and his World Changers Ministries. Charisma magazine quoted the Atlanta newspaper as stating, “The boxer reportedly gave more than half the sum to the church in the 60 days before his filing for divorce in March 1999.” Mrs. Holyfield’s attorneys wanted Dollar to account for the millions of dollars Holyfield gave to the church and to Dollar personally.

[dfwgator]

The divorce proceedings caught even more of the news media’s attention when Mayoue alleged that Holyfield gave $7 million to his pastor, the Rev. Creflo Dollar and his World Changers Ministries.

Sounds like it should have been called the "Money Changers Ministries."

[Aliska]

I don't know why nothing happened but maybe it was a good thing. The air becomes charged with something that feels like electricity, probably ions, possibly induced by the excitement of the crowd.

In that atmosphere, it is very easy to become almost hypnotized but it's not exactly that either. I think ardent, sincere prayer will protect you but it's best not to go. It does make one curious, of course, but is it worth the risk to your soul? We don't know what happens when people lose it even if many describe positive experiences.

As to prophecy, I try not to be taken in by any of them. Certain key things I do think probable but if I'm wrong, that could be disastrous for me and anybody I might happen to influence.

[TexasCajun]

Thanks for the update.

[skinndogNN]

Holyfield greatest assett was he had a forehead made of steel.

And he used it at every opportunity. It even cost him part of his ear.

[Aliska]

Actually I believe you. I've had a couple myself but looking back over the years, I decided I couldn't be 100% certain of the source. Plus I've deceived myself a few times.

I think I can spot (most of) the fakes but at this point, I don't trust any of them completely and trust somehow I'll know what I need to through the Word and fervent prayer - and humility which still needs a little work.

Contemporary prophecy, I don't know. I'd be super careful not to get taken in by any of them although there are a pastor or two on yt I enjoy watching.

[Jonty30]

Holyfield was one of the better athletes, in terms of character. It should be a job requirement for elite athletes to take classes in financial planning.

[Aliska]

There are Catholic teachings I go by but a very few Protestant ministers I like. Grant was one. Priests have led me astray same as Protestants so I pay little attention to either any more. It doesn't seem to me anybody has it right now that I think we are possibly entering the end times.

I don't call it a Word of Knowledge with me but an inaudible voice in my left ear or side of my head occasionally. Once I got an amazing thing right but it's very rare. I can't count on it.