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Paul Cox · 02-06-2009, 04:29 AM

Dear Brother Don,

As a non-hyphenated American, with some African blood running through my veins, I much appreciated the telling of your father's experience in the ole south.

I was disappointed, also, to hear that there may not be a third chapter of your book. I'm sure that one of the things you must have learned from your father is to stick to your guns and follow through with your original intention, no matter from where the rocks fly.

I have a much less enthusiastic view of the early Local Church, but that's okay. Every history is indeed unique to the writer, and I think I have much to learn from your account. This is not something we could enjoy under the iron fist of LSM. O offer my humble encouragement for you to continue.

Roger

PS: Tell those stuffed suited bobble heads over on LaPalma to shove it.

02-06-2009, 04:29 AM	#1266
Paul Cox Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 181	Re: The LCS Factor Dear Brother Don, As a non-hyphenated American, with some African blood running through my veins, I much appreciated the telling of your father's experience in the ole south. I was disappointed, also, to hear that there may not be a third chapter of your book. I'm sure that one of the things you must have learned from your father is to stick to your guns and follow through with your original intention, no matter from where the rocks fly. I have a much less enthusiastic view of the early Local Church, but that's okay. Every history is indeed unique to the writer, and I think I have much to learn from your account. This is not something we could enjoy under the iron fist of LSM. O offer my humble encouragement for you to continue. Roger PS: Tell those stuffed suited bobble heads over on LaPalma to shove it.