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it's a church service i think it was st augustine who said he who sings prays twice adopt it. just booked upside is the book of psalms is that the heart of noon song. set to music of course. the psalms are very poetic texts written from very personal experience. and these one hundred fifty psalms express every facet of life. from great rejoicing and happiness to questions addressed to god and out. hearing each week how these texts sound in various musical settings give structure to one's whole life to discuss in the lessons of the most find inspiring the way she definitely shook has been organizing this almost every saturday for ten minutes and has now become jaded. as one of the singers i always feel as though the new song we are currently performing is the important one. always sung with the same seriousness and the same conviction. stephens the conductor brought the noon song idea from england. the former lutheran bishop of berlin brandenburg gave it its final liturgical form . he had the idea but he was ambivalent about whether it could be done in a lutheran church in berl

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st. augustine, florida and selma, alabama, which led to the voting rights acts of 1965. are we still, are we not currently litigating cases today to protect our civil and voting rights? we all know that we are. dr. king was not a lawyer, he was a minister. he was a visionary, and he understood better than most people the human condition, irrespective of race. he understood strategic planning, and he was a brilliant and relentless man. as you know, many of his efforts shaped many of the cases and legislative laws that we have in our country. as we know, he did not do this alone. he knew that he needed other skills in this fight with him. i would describe dr. king as the boots on the ground activist. he enlisted marshall, the l litigator, and dr. king understand the power of the law in the civil rights movement. emmett till, we are finding ourselves facing the same battle 50 years later after the death of dr. king. finding ourselves fighting new realms of modern day battles on the same exact issues. trayvon martin, stephon clark, oscar grant. studies show that unarmed blac

st. augustine and for our fellow citizens for whom she so cared. i wish her and her family the best in their future endeavors. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? ms. hayes: i ask unanimous consent to -- mrs. hayes: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. hayes: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to voice my opposition to the idea of using federal funds to arm teachers. this issue has haunted me from the moment it was first discussed after the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school to more recently when it was revisited after the parkland shooting. 73% of teachers do not want this. more than 60% of parents do not want this. and the majority of students do not want this. since 1999, 225 incidents of school campus violence, armed personnel failed to disarm a shooter 223 times. i came to congress from the classroom. as a teacher i would never want the responsi