Published 1 year ago

Maybe we should let someone hold our mule

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Billy Holland was raised in a conservative Baptist church. He later became a worship pastor for more lively groups such as Vineyard, Charismatic, Pentecostal, and Assembly of God churches. He says whether we raise our hands or are more reserved, God knows what we believe in our hearts.

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Winchester Sun

Living on Purpose: Maybe we should let someone hold our mule - Winchester Sun

By Billy Holland Columnist “Hold my mule” is a figurative expression from the American South that means when a person is leading a mule and need to go somewhere or do something very important, they will ask someone to hold their mule. Sometimes it meant they would enter into a confrontation, be it verbal or physical. Still, in church settings where the members were not embarrassed to express their emotions, the phrase meant they were getting hap…

1 year ago

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Harlan Enterprise

Living on Purpose: Maybe we should let someone hold our mule - Harlan Enterprise

1 year ago·Harlan, United States

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The Courier

Maybe we should let someone hold our mule

“Hold my mule” is a figurative expression from the American South that means when a person is leading a mule and they need to go somewhere, or do something very important they will ask someone to hold their mule. Sometimes…

1 year ago·Russellville, United States

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