When I see a group in action, protesting with a message that may be contrary to the law but still in the right, as Thoreau would say, or when I hear someone speaking the words that encourage others to take nonviolent action about a cause that I think will better the lives of others, I suspect that, accompanying either, there will be prayer among them or, indirectly, by others.
“Prayer is where the action is.”
When I see a group in action, protesting with a message that may be contrary to the law but still in the right, as Thoreau would say, or when I hear someone speaking the words that encourage others to take nonviolent action about a cause that I think will better the lives of others, I suspect that, accompanying either, there will be prayer among them or, indirectly, by others.