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Rosa — check out a sermon on the Soujourner’s site — “Sometimes it hurts; a sermon on healing” by Nadia Bolz-Weber. When I read it, I thought of you and your dashed plans to go to Selma.
I wish we could have time together — I miss both you and Sherod
Martha
Oh Rosa,
My heart is with you all. I am so very sad to learn that you have all been going through this terrible experience since I left Florida.
Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers and may God speed and end so tha you all may be in a better place. Much love, Brenda Marean
I ran across your site after being directed to your post from the dotMagis site. I read a couple of your entries and noticed your reference to Fort Rucker and Alabama. I am the pastor of the Daleville United Methodist Church right outside the gate of the fort and was wondering where you are in Alabama if you are still here. Love what I have read.
Great blog!