READERS' EXCHANGE

 

Some things therein rather shock me. However I am confident that I have reason to believe that you will embrace nothing but what you believe will help you on your way to heaven.—Alabama

Your insights and probing into the subconsciousness of our brotherhood and its principles are not only stimulating, but very much needed.—Minnesota

I found your last issue of the Restoration Review interesting. Though there were some inaccuracies in the story (about ACC), the account was basically true to the facts. Such things make me extremely glad that I am not an administrator. It is a hard line to walk between supporting what a constituency wants done and allowing freedom of individual expression.—Abilene

The healing of the gaping wound in America’s side will come only as men tear out the shrapnel of hate and bind the wound with the cords of Christlike love. Vengeance must be replaced by forgiveness. Christians must pray for America as they have never prayed before. They must start practicing Christian brotherhood where they have only talked about it before. This means they must learn to enjoy the company of Christians whose skin differs from theirs.—Charles Boatman, Missouri

It is magnificent! The Sunday following Mr. King’s murder I too brought a sermon on the subject entitled Race, Racism, and Christianity. Brother Meyers has articulated my sentiments in a much better way than I was able.—Hugh M. Olson, California

Will you please send me 3 copies of “Can We Understand,.”, by Rev. Robert Meyers of the Riverside Church of Christ, Wichita, Kansas, taken from April issue of Restoration Review. I saw this at a friend’s and enjoyed it very much, and I wish copies of it.—Mrs. S. D., Wichita, Kansas