THE LOST CHURCHES OF LOUISIANA
The hurricanes that hit the Gulf Coast of our nation were devastating. They did not spare the houses of worship in and around the area. One of the local television stations in South Louisiana aired an interview with a woman from New Orleans.
The interviewer was a woman from a Boston affiliate. She asked the woman how such total and complete devastation of the churches in the area had affected their lives.
Without hesitation, the woman replied, "I don't know about all those other peoples, but we ain't gone to Churches in years. We gets our chicken from Popeye's."
The look on the interviewer's face was priceless. They're out there, they live among us, AND THEY VOTE.
The hurricanes that hit the Gulf Coast of our nation were devastating. They did not spare the houses of worship in and around the area. One of the local television stations in South Louisiana aired an interview with a woman from New Orleans.
The interviewer was a woman from a Boston affiliate. She asked the woman how such total and complete devastation of the churches in the area had affected their lives.
Without hesitation, the woman replied, "I don't know about all those other peoples, but we ain't gone to Churches in years. We gets our chicken from Popeye's."
The look on the interviewer's face was priceless. They're out there, they live among us, AND THEY VOTE.
