MUSINGS OF A MINISTER: DIFFERENCES--Martin Luther King Day

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There was a time when I thought Arizona was just a hot desert filled with cacti, snakes and other varmints. Not anymore. Now Arizona “spells” home, beautiful skies, wonderful weather nine months of the year, warmth for old, tired bones, and as Greta Van Susteren would say, “Much, much more.” Opulent Oklahoma was my first home and I loved it. I went to college in Texas and I liked that state too. “Cool” California was my next home and I loved it a lot—and still do. But now, it’s ARIZONA all the way! Come visit our wonderful state every chance you get—but don’t settle down here or stay too long. Phoenix is now the fifth largest city in the U.S. and we are getting crowded. We need to preserve our beautiful desert!!

DIFFERENCES--Martin Luther King Day

Monday, January 16, 2006

THE DIFFERENCES between black folk and white folk are not blood or color, and the ties that bind us are deeper than those that separate us. The common road of hope, which we all traveled, has brought us into a stronger kinship than any words, laws, or legal claims.Richard Wright, 12 Million Black Voices

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Monday, January 16, 2006

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