The following statement was issued Jan. 7 by Stephanie Summers, CEO of the Center for Public Justice in Washington, D.C. Since November 3, 2020–Election Day–CPJ has published daily prayers for our nation, our government, and our communities. These prayers have been delivered by email, through social media and doubtless, some form of these prayers have been uttered aloud by each
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By LORETTA FULTON Not many people can cite something good from the upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Elizabeth Miller is an exception. She, like everyone else, would rather the pandemic had never occurred. But it did. And with it came the cancelation of many in-person events. Once that started happening, the word “Zoom” zipped into our vocabulary.
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By LORETTA FULTON The neatly arranged rows of boxed and canned foods, diapers and wipes, laundry detergent and other household goods make a statement that this pantry is tended to by someone who cares deeply about its appearance and its purpose, That someone is Latrice Gooden, a student volunteer at the Food For Thought pantry at the Abilene campus of Cisco
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Spirit Of Abilene 