Elvis Presley Gospel

To My Mom (Willa Mae Smith in Heaven)

Memorial Plaque made by Kathy Stilley of
Haven Of Love

Reach Out to Jesus

Is your burden heavy as you bear it all alone?
Does the road you travel harbor dangers yet unknown?
Are you growing weary in the struggle of it all?
Jesus will help you, when on His name you call.

He is always there hearing every prayer faithful and true
Walking by our side in His love we hide, all the day through.
When you get discouraged just remember what to do,
Reach out to Jesus, He's reaching out to you.

Is the life you're living filled with sorrow and despair?
Does the future push you with its weight and its care?
Are you tired and famished,
Have you almost lost your way?
Jesus will help you, just come to Him today.

He is always there hearing every prayer faithful and true
Walking by our side in His love we hide, all the day through.
When you get discouraged just remember what to do,
Reach out to Jesus, come on and reach out to Jesus,
I said reach out to Jesus,
He's reaching out to you.

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Only a few hours before Elvis’s death, his close friend
Rick Stanley heard him reciting a Christian prayer of
repentance. "Dear Lord," he prayed, "please show me a way.
I'm tired and confused and I need your help."

When we remember Elvis, we often recall his wild side,
shooting televisions, his addiction to pain-killers,
womanising. Yet the King of Rock’n’Roll, fallen as we
all are, had another side to him. Elvis was, in fact,
a deeply spiritual man whose faith was central to his life.
He certainly struggled to live a moral life, but his
intentions were clear to all his friends. Every day he
would strive to become closer to God. "He was a deeply
spiritual man;" claims Ray Walker of The Jordanaires, the
legendary quartet that sang with Elvis for many years,
"he was more spiritual than anyone around him."