Thank you, Phil, for sharing this with us.  It is incidents like this
which arouse my righteous indignation!  If someone would
harm April's Flurrie, and I discovered who did it, I'd feel like
doing the same thing to that person!  I also believe that those
who observe any evil thing being done, and are silent about it,
are just as guilty as the one who did the evil.  Sometimes it's
hard to remember that the Lord said, "Vengence is Mine, I will
repay."  I think we all should pray for the Lord's peace,
comfort, and protection for Vicki and her wonderful Dog; and that
God will deal in His own appropriate way with the one who did
so wickedly on the bus, and the silent by-sitters.
David
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 11:37 PM
Subject: Prayer for Vicki and Rors


Vicki had a very awkward situation occur today coming home from work where
someone on the bus was doing something to her dog.  A man spoke up and told
the other person to stop it and so did Vicki but he apparently didn't.  No
one else on the bus would speak up and say what was happening, although
Vicki loudly asked, but still, no help was forth coming.  In today's
society, when few people are willing to become involved with anything, this
makes a blind person feel pretty blind, if you know what I mean, so Vicki
will appreciate your prayers.  She was pretty upset by it all and so I would
be, too.  For that matter, Rors seems a little out of sorts tonight as a
result, too.  John came and got her and check Rors out and couldn't find
anything wrong, fortunately, but one time somebody on the bus cut a bunch of
Ror's hair off.  She may not be too happy I brought this up but when I think
of people praying, I think of echurch first so thanks in advance.

Phil.


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