We are praying for peace and I also pray that the Governor will sit down and meet with these folks. I beleive in God, a God of miracles! We all must be in prayer for a dialogue to start with us, the people and the Governor. A leader must communicate with all. Many feel their voices no longer count in New Mexico and in Washington D.C. The Supreme Court sure has turned on us.
The Santa Fe New Mexican is reporting:
Organizers of I Will not comply NM say they will gather Sunday at the Capitol and lock the doors to the building from the outside as a symbolic gesture. They are calling their demonstration “Shut Down the Capital.” Group plans protest calling for Lujan Grisham’s removal
Good morning everyone, tomorrow (Sunday) we go to the Capitol, and I want to thank all in advance, for your courage to do what’s right. This won’t be easy and most likely, it won’t be over quickly.
I, like many of you will be leaving your family to join a cause, that I know in my heart is right. Though it won’t be easy, we are far better off, than those who left their families during the revolutionary war. Fathers and sons left their homes, to an uncertain future and stood the line. They stood that line at times, without food, without boots, without jackets to protect them from the elements. They fought for years under these conditions, in comparison we have it easy. Like them though, we are fighting a tyrant and a corrupt system.
I cannot answer the question for you, whether or not to join this fight, only you can do that. For myself, the answer is clear, I will stand the line.
From the deepest part of my heart, I thank you.
Sincerely,
Stephen Garrett
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(Washington, D.C.) — When Americans vote in November to elect the President, Senate and House of Representatives, the future of religious freedom is going to be a major issue on the ballot.
