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Prayers
for firefighters and victims
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
I awakened suddenly
as the urgent ringing of telephone rudely interrupted my peaceful slumber
at about 5:30 a.m. on that cold, dreary day. As a law enforcement chaplain,
I am often called to the scene of tragedies and this was one of those
calls. I quickly dressed and stepped out into the drizzling rain which
had fallen throughout the night. The temperature was a bone-chilling
33 degrees, just one degree above snowfall. I started the nearly frozen
automobile, wrapped my heavy coat around me, pulled on my gloves, stuck
a seldom-worn hat on my head and drove into the blackness of the night
that had, so far, refused to yield to the coming dawn.
I
hear voices
By Rick
Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
I
hear voices. Okay, just one voice, but I’m sure some of you hear
it too. You know, that little voice in your head that lets you know
you’re about to do something that’s gonna get you into a lot
of trouble.
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