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"From Prison to Paradise: A Story of Radical Trust in God's Divine Mercy" by Kitty Cleveland
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Perpetua
Thanks for letting me know about your song for the Holy Father. I am Kenyan but you see I feel like am part of you, so far yet so near. God bless you for your good work. Am privileged to have come across your site. I love it. It is inspirational! In Kenya only 20% […]
Tiffany Welch
I just listened to your new song! It is just beautiful!:) I can’t wait to see and hear you at the retreat in Slidell on May 7th. I am looking very forward to it! I have met you once at a luncheon at Commander’s Palace for my friend, Laine, and I was given your album. […]
Ruthie
Thank you, Kitty. The song for Pope John Paul II is beautiful. I heard you for the first time when you sang “You Are Mine” on EWTN. I felt like Jesus was talking to me through your song, and only your rendition touches me this way. I thank you, and I thank God for creating […]
Karen Simmons Lott
Kitty, This is absolutely beautiful – thank you for sharing your beautiful talents with all for the glory of our Lord! I was given your Divine Mercy CD for Christmas by Diana Stieffel, a lady I went to Rome with 5 years ago (a group of us from St. Dominic visited Fr. Christopher Nalty too!) […]
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In addition to having phenomenal talent and sincere humility, she says on the AI website bio that her personal goals are "to represent Christ well and to do everything 150%." What a gal! And what a special addition she makes to the new CD. She is also joined by some other wonderfully talented gospel singers, who truly took the songs ("Eye of the Storm", "Now You Come to Me", and "God Will Provide") to a whole new level. "Bravo!" to Jason Eskridge and Missi Hale.
I saw an interview with Melinda in which she says that she had no discernable talents as a child, and that she was completely tone deaf. She tried gymnastics, but that was a disaster (one thing she and I have in common). And then in the seventh grade she decided to ask God to give her the gift of singing (that was the same year that it all started for me, as well). He certainly answered her prayer!