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Congratulations Jimmy!

The RIAA honored project MMH by presenting this framed copy of U. S. Senator Bob Corker and U. S. Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn 's statements made on the floor of the U.S. Senate and floor of the U.S. House respectively. Their statements were made to honor all the work we've done on behalf of foster children.

Thank you all for supporting Project Meet Me Halfway

How Project MMH update...

Here is a great clip of a former foster child talking about how Jimmy Wayne's Meet Me Halfway Campaign has affected his life.

The American Bible Challenge

Watch the new video blog of
Jimmy Wayne discussing his views
on acceptance and tune in
Thursday, March 21st at 9/8c
to the brand new season of
The American Bible Challenge
on the GSN network.

Jimmy Wayne Thanks His Hero with a Spot on the Grand Ole Opry

Twenty years ago, Jimmy Wayne was in high school listening to Jody Lee Hager, an inmate from the local prison in Dallas, NC, talk to his class. “The prison would send him around to the schools to tell the children, ‘Think smart. Don’t be like me,’ Jimmy recalls. . . READ MORE.

PROJECT MEET ME HALFWAY

Check out the official web site for PROJECT MEET ME HALFWAY. Find out what the project is all about, how Jimmy Wayne is involved and how you can help.

INTRODUCING THE "WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT"

Wanna get your music heard?

Jimmy Wayne is offering an exclusive opportunity for bands and artists looking to get your music heard.

The "WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT", a new feature at www.JimmyWayne.com will spotlight your music
for everyone to see and hear!

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

SHOP MERCHANDISE

Jimmy Wayne's
new book
Paper Angels
available now!

Kevin Morrell is a forty-three-year-old husband and father who runs a successful design and marketing firm that's crashed into the suffering economy. Attempting to navigate the busyness of the mall at Christmas, Kevin is humbled when he stumbles across the Salvation Army's Angel Tree Project. His wife insists that he take a paper ornament. The name on the ornament is Thomas Brandt, a fifteen-year-old still reeling from the implosion of his family—from years of verbal abuse from an alcoholic father to a mother who finally left him behind, only to find herself and her children penniless and struggling. The only thing has allowed Lynn to survive is her faith. Thomas shares that faith, but he also wonders why God has seemingly abandoned them. This is the story about a man and a boy one December. A man whose life is changed by a simple expression of kindness, and a boy who takes that expression of kindness and shows the true meaning of Christmas.

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