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    HM Magazine #88/The Cross Movement
    The Cross Movement — Human Emergency cover

    The Cross Movement

    Human Emergency

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Rockstar

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    Label Cross Movement Records / Seventh Street RecordsHM Magazine #88March/April 2001
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    This piece has been out a couple of months by the time you get this ish in yo grubby little mitts. No startup article would be complete without the Movement. If John Reuben is the worship leader, KJ-52 the phat lady in the choir, and MG the church greeter (by the way, if one more church greeter thinks I'm not saved because of my nappy head...I transgress) then the CM boys are the Pastors. Everybody is integral to the process, no one is greater than the next, but God does spread out the duties. Pop this CD in your deck and commence head bobbin. It's funny how many times an unsaved cat will run up on me when I'm playing this and be like "Yo, that's nice son!" Then I watch their face become puzzled when they realize the knowledge being dropped. Everybody throw your hands up if you have ever heard "That's Christian?" Opens up the door for me to minister. Human Emergency is one of those albums that can hit every listener without dropping down to their level. Besides, how many CD's do you know that can have that dusty old lady in the front row rediscovering her spinal chord, and the dread locked monster kid in the back tossing out his crack pipe. The CD is packed to brim with Jesus, beats, knowledge, humility, and true life. Buy the CD. Nuff said.

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