[amc] Fwd: Emailing: RJMN Second Chance Day Agenda in Austin

This is the info that I mentioned in church last sunday. I'm not sure whether I
will be able to go yet, but if you are interested in going, let me know.
Lara


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Hello!
I sent this e-mail out a while back. We will be meeting as a group in Austin so
if anyone is interested in participating please let me know so we can arrange a
time and place to meet and ride on the bus as a group. John will be coming.
Thanks! Deborah


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Hello!
I sent this e-mail out a while back. We will be meeting as a group in Austin so 
if anyone is interested in participating please let me know so we can arrange a 
time and place to meet and ride on the bus as a group. John will be coming.
Thanks! Deborah


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Hello!
I sent this e-mail out a while back. We will be meeting as a group in Austin so if anyone is interested in participating please let me know so we can arrange a time and place to meet and ride on the bus as a group. John will be coming.
Thanks! Deborah
 
 
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  • From: "Emmett Solomon" <esolomon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <esolomon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 16:03:58 -0600
Dear Ministry Partner:

I am sending an attachment which includes the Agenda for the Second Chance 
Rally to be held in Austin on March 7, 2005. 

Many of us are very interested in helping to bring healing and restoration to 
those people who are handled by the criminal justice system.  Currently, we are 
contending in the Texas Legislature for sentence reform.  If the sentence 
structure which was enhanced during the 1990s is not reformed and brought back 
into more reasonable limits, we Texans will be building 2 more prisons each 
year into the forseeable future even though the crime rate has been dropping 
for the last 10 years.  More prisons is the last thing that we need.  

We in the church who advocate healing and restoration need to speak up for 
reasonableness in our justice system.  The overuse of incarceration has already 
stressed and even destroyed many families.  

To make an impression on the Legislature, it is absolutely imperative that we 
have a 1,000 ministers and interested Christians at that rally.
If we can completely fill the Great Rotunda of the Capitol Building with 
Christians praying for sentence reform, it will be noticed.  

We must give permission to our legislators to do the right thing.  Sentence 
reform is the right thing and lets tell them so.

I hope that you will give sincere prayer and thought about joining us in 
Austin.  If this is not important enough to get us to Austin, what is?

Grace and Peace,

Emmett Solomon

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Dear Ministry Partner:

I am sending an attachment which includes the Agenda for the Second Chance 
Rally to be held in Austin on March 7, 2005. 

Many of us are very interested in helping to bring healing and restoration to 
those people who are handled by the criminal justice system.  Currently, we are 
contending in the Texas Legislature for sentence reform.  If the sentence 
structure which was enhanced during the 1990s is not reformed and brought back 
into more reasonable limits, we Texans will be building 2 more prisons each 
year into the forseeable future even though the crime rate has been dropping 
for the last 10 years.  More prisons is the last thing that we need.  

We in the church who advocate healing and restoration need to speak up for 
reasonableness in our justice system.  The overuse of incarceration has already 
stressed and even destroyed many families.  

To make an impression on the Legislature, it is absolutely imperative that we 
have a 1,000 ministers and interested Christians at that rally.
If we can completely fill the Great Rotunda of the Capitol Building with 
Christians praying for sentence reform, it will be noticed.  

We must give permission to our legislators to do the right thing.  Sentence 
reform is the right thing and lets tell them so.

I hope that you will give sincere prayer and thought about joining us in 
Austin.  If this is not important enough to get us to Austin, what is?

Grace and Peace,

Emmett Solomon
Dear Ministry Partner:
 
I am sending an attachment which includes the Agenda for the Second Chance Rally to be held in Austin on March 7, 2005. 
 
Many of us are very interested in helping to bring healing and restoration to those people who are handled by the criminal justice system.  Currently, we are contending in the Texas Legislature for sentence reform.  If the sentence structure which was enhanced during the 1990s is not reformed and brought back into more reasonable limits, we Texans will be building 2 more prisons each year into the forseeable future even though the crime rate has been dropping for the last 10 years.  More prisons is the last thing that we need. 
 
We in the church who advocate healing and restoration need to speak up for reasonableness in our justice system.  The overuse of incarceration has already stressed and even destroyed many families. 
 
To make an impression on the Legislature, it is absolutely imperative that we have a 1,000 ministers and interested Christians at that rally.
If we can completely fill the Great Rotunda of the Capitol Building with Christians praying for sentence reform, it will be noticed. 
 
We must give permission to our legislators to do the right thing.  Sentence reform is the right thing and lets tell them so.
 
I hope that you will give sincere prayer and thought about joining us in Austin.  If this is not important enough to get us to Austin, what is?
 
Grace and Peace,
 
Emmett Solomon  

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