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August 28th the Lee University Diversity Council, welcomed hundreds of students last week to a solemn time of prayer and reflection in face of racial protests currently surfacing in the nation.

This was a Solidarity Vigil held across the country and the vigil was in solidarity with Charlotesville, Va.

“It is an effort to apply insult to white people, implying guilt or race-bating. It is a form of antifa protesting and taking place on COG Lee University.” – my personal opinion

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8 comments

  1. Charles Page says:

    A prayer vigil like this needs to be in a mandatory chapel service. Do you wonder why it is not mandatory? Are there students who don’t desire to attend? Is this a message to them?

  2. https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.augustine.7/videos/10154612569511441/ I was actually at this event and posted video of it to my personal FB page. Your last paragraph could not be further from the truth, Charles. There was ZERO politics, anger, violence, protest or counter-protest. No political parties or policies were mentioned. Scripture was read which affirms all races being in the image of God, then that biblical truth was incarnated through joint prayer, testimonies and worship to God. Proud moment for Lee University and the Church of God…it’s just sad and pathetic for you to slander it in this way. Repent brother, and stand with me against racism…as the next generation has already so beautifully done at Lee.

  3. Charles Page says:

    Are there any recordings of the prayers offered so that they can be examined?

  4. Larkin Self says:

    Do you ever have anything positive to say about anything? It’s time you step out on nothing and land on something beside your head

  5. Charles Page says:

    Larkin Self, you are the most positive member of this group!!

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