Please hear me Lord
we so need you now,
We are so confused
and I don't know how.
We read your word
each and every day
And then pay no attention
to anything you say
You teach us to love
our fellow man
Then we lie and cheat
every chance we can.
We preach your word
to answer your call
But if they don't believe
We want to kill them all.
There are so many things
that we believe the same
but in our differences we fight
in God's Holy name.
From the pulpit we preach
our personal view
and tell all your children
it's coming from you.
We send out our emails
of things so perverse
then follow it up
with a good Bible verse.
We are divided by politics
within familys we're tore
have we lost our minds
are we Christians no more.
We are mad cause in school
our children can't pray
but when they come home
not a prayer do we say.
We have so many religions
that should make us so strong
but all we do is argue
about who's right and who's wrong.
There is one religion
that is growing so strong
could it be cause as Christians
we can't get along
We wait for our leaders
to pass some great law
and never realize the problem
is within us all.
I'll send out this prayer
to your children and we'll see
if anyone reads it
and thinks, this don't mean me
So in closing dear Lord
Help us be more like you
Cause I truly believe
we know not what we do..
Amen
— Carl Hankins
Laurel
Letters to the Editor
My Prayer
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Letter to the editor: Poor Planning
Just one year ago a killing tornado flattened a great portion of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Many families in this stricken area still don’t have a place to live or call home.
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- Reader disagrees with assessment of Tebow
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Donations requested for local kidney patient
To the Editor:
Mrs. Herticine Parkman is a kidney patient who has been battling with kidney failure for quite some time. Most of us have been blessed with the wealth of our health. With that being said we are asking for donations to help Mrs. Parkman with this process which has been very costly. -
Letter to the editor: Sheriff Hodge opposes early release of murderer
Please note my complete and total opposition to the early release of convicted murderer James Pugh who has an upcoming parole hearing before your Board.
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DAFS says thanks for your support
To the editor:
On behalf of the clients, staff and board of the Domestic Abuse Family Shelter, Inc., I want to thank all of you who have supported us throughout this past year. - Which side is Palazzo on?
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Constituent not happy with Palazzo
To the editor:
A year ago we replaced Congressman Gene Taylor because he had thrown in with the liberal Democrats and Speaker Pelosi and was voting with them most of the time. We elected Steven Palazzo to replace him because he was the only one running against Taylor and we were hoping he would do a better job. -
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
Eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York’s Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial Sept. 21, 1897. The work of veteran newsman Francis Pharcellus Church has since become history’s most reprinted newspaper editorial, appearing in part or whole in dozens of languages in books, movies, and other editorials, and on posters and stamps.
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Athletics ‘dumbing down’ civilization
To the editor:
We can but muse about the reported $254 million dollar contract recently awarded a professional baseball player! Contracts in excess of $100 million have seemingly become routine in all of professional athletics: football, basketball, golf and who knows what else these days. We are told “these amounts (being paid to what can best be labeled ‘a discretionary workforce within our society’) are actually well within what the market will bear” — just mostly from dollars generated by television networks out of advertising accounts. - More Letters to the Editor Headlines
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