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Abandoned but not Alone tells the fascinating story of John Lomacang, pastor, recording artist, and a one-time "motherless" child. His appearances on 3ABN and Net '99 have brought him instant recognition to thousands. Yet few know the painful, yet miraculous story of how God helped John find the missing pieces of his life. From a tiny apartment in New York, to the stage with the Heritage Singers, to the arms of his real mother at last, John may have been abandoned, but he was never alone. This unforgettable biography tells the story.
- Born, raised, and educated in New York, John Lomacang was raised in a musical household. He began singing professionally in 1984 as a tenor with the internationally acclaimed Heritage Singers. He sang with them full-time for two years, and has continued singing periodically with them ever since.
- John has traveled to about 21 foreign countries singing and preaching the good news of the Gospel. He loves singing, teaching and preaching for the Lord.
- Life dealt John Lomacong a harsh blow when, at the tender age of 3 months, he was abandoned by his parents. The babysitters where John's parents had left him became a surrogate family and raised him. It was in that home that music became a part of John's life. He played guitar and some piano. In his early teens he became involved in singing for the church prison ministry and later in church.
- As a young man I heard about the Heritage Singers when I lived in Brooklyn, New York. I would always arrive early for their concerts and sit in the front row, enraptured during their concerts. It was a dream of mine to sing for them, but I never made the first move.
- After marriage in 1983, the Lomacangs moved to Orlando, Florida where John became more involved in Christian music. On a Saturday evening, early in 1984, John's mother-in-law purchased a ticket to the Heritage Singers concert. Although I had a concert on that same evening, she insisted that I come to the concert for the second half. "I already purchased the ticket. You have to come!" That evening the door to the rest of my life opened wide. I had an opportunity to audition for Heritage and the rest is history. I have been singing with them since 1984.
- John Lomacang's many gifts were presented on a world stage during the Net '99 satellite series, where he sang nightly for evangelist Doug Batchelor. As a result of this series, John has been receiving calls from all over the world to share his musical gift.
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Contents
- John's self biographical book, Abandoned but Not Alone, tells the fascinating story of this pastor, recording artist, and a one-time "motherless" child. As he toured the nation with the Heritage Singer he grew immediate notoriety, yet few knew the painful, yet miraculous story of how God helped John find the missing pieces of his life. From a tiny apartment in New York, to the stage with the Heritage Singers, to the arms of his real mother at last, John may have been abandoned, but he was never alone.
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