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Pray at the Pump

April 9th, 2009 admin No comments

 

At the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast a couple of weeks ago, those in attendance had the pleasure of hearing from SC Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers. He spoke about the honor and privilege of public service, and the humbling gift of prayer.

 

You may never have noticed it before, but as Commissioner of Agriculture, Hugh Weathers’ name is printed on the inspection sticker found on every gas pump in this state. In his talk at the Prayer Breakfast, The Commish told us about the prayers fueled by those stickers:

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Prayer for Our Elected Officials

March 25th, 2009 admin No comments

State Prayer Breakfast
Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Our Father in Heaven, we thank you for the time we have spent together this day. You have said where two are three are gathered together, you are there. We have felt your presence this morning already and we are grateful.

Oh Creator, we praise and adore you. We know that with your very Word you spoke our universe into existence. And now by your grace, you sustain us.

But as we exalt your name and celebrate your light, You know the darkness of our hearts. We confess our sins to you now and ask for your forgiveness.

We are thankful…

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Oconee Pre-Meeting Prayer Under Fire - WYFF4

February 8th, 2007 admin No comments

Oconee Pre-Meeting Prayer Under Fire - WYFF4

A television news report of the story.

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Oconee Strikes Out

February 6th, 2007 admin No comments

It was a snowball right over the plate. It could have been on a tee it was so easy to hit.

But the Oconee County Council lost its nerve and struck out without a swing.

The bottom line was the bottom line, we are told. Even though the county Ministerial Association had agreed to pay the ACLU’s legal fees if the county lost, and even though Alliance Defense Fund had offerred to defend the county for free, the ACLU’s financial threats frightened the Oconee County Council into scrapping its traditional invocation and adopting a new “moment of silence” policy. The watertight but simple sign-up sheet for prayer policy ADF devised was left on the cutting room floor.

We have work to do.

Stay tuned.

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