Kenneth Copeland

And of course,

George Pearsons is my son-in-law, and he pastors EMIC Church.

Anyway, I went out there trying to get in that entertainment business, and it didn't work.

But out of that did come that recording contract, out of that deal.

So a lot of pressure.

For sure.

And I gave up on it.

I just quit.

I went to my dad.

Now, my dad said, Kenneth, if I was to unzip your head, wouldn't anything but motorcycles and airplanes come out?

Well, right there at the end of World War II, they saw that the war was practically over anyway.

So there was a man by the name of Wooten in Abilene.

And the Wooten Hotel and a number of things there.

And someone called my dad, I never did know who it was, and said, we're going to fly Mr. Wooten's airplane.

Would you and your son like to come?

Well, now, anyone that's familiar with Amelia Earhart, it was that little Lockheed Electra that she flew.

That's what it was.

I can see it in my mind right now.

The guy got everything settled in the back seat.

I was already in the front.