But, I love being different, and God has given me that strength. Evelyn Timmins wept as she apologized to any people of color in the audience she may have offended. In his afternoon sermon Mr. Albrecht asked Christians to come to Christ with the vile sin of racism. He talked about his own struggle with racism and discrimination. I want to apologize to you all for what I have been and what I have taught.
Clenched fists are only good for striking out.
Christ came with arms out and hands open. He is the only one who can heal us from racism and prejudice. We must be about our Father's business. After Mr. Albrecht's sermon, Mr. May spoke about racism. He said the St. Petersburg Times asked him why the church conducts racial reconciliation seminars.