Let us continue to keep the Jena Six, their families, and the entire Jena community in our prayers. May justice, fairness, wisdom, and compassion guide every decision that is made. Let us also pray for healing, peace, and greater understanding as this situation continues to affect so many lives. May we never become silent when people are treated unjustly, but instead remain committed to standing for truth, equality, and what is right.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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