http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/ Community Church Northampton Sat, 19 May 2012 11:55:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-309 mark Sat, 29 Oct 2005 20:58:23 +0000 http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-309 by the way Liz, you blog here you know. have i given you a log in? by the way Liz, you blog here you know. have i given you a log in?

]]> http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-308 mark Sat, 29 Oct 2005 09:33:30 +0000 http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-308 Liz, well put!! Liz, well put!!

]]> http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-307 Liz Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:25:01 +0000 http://www.ccn-online.org.uk/2005/10/26/two-stories-3/#comment-307 I was struck,like you,by Rosa Parks story. She hadn't gone out to start a boycott of the buses-she just wanted to get home,but in the process stood up(or sat down!) for what was right. If she had done as she was asked(to stand because a white man hadn't got a seat and the damarkation of white and black areas had been changed since she'd got on the bus) then the whole civil rights movement wouldn't have had the impetus it needed that day. How often do we take the easy way out even if it means an injustice is perpetrated? I was struck,like you,by Rosa Parks story. She hadn’t gone out to start a boycott of the buses-she just wanted to get home,but in the process stood up(or sat down!) for what was right. If she had done as she was asked(to stand because a white man hadn’t got a seat and the damarkation of white and black areas had been changed since she’d got on the bus) then the whole civil rights movement wouldn’t have had the impetus it needed that day. How often do we take the easy way out even if it means an injustice is perpetrated?

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