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Today is not the time to debate what caused this problem whether it be the tolerance of the left or perceived intolerance of the right, or whether it is due to gun control or not, or whether sufficient resources or political resolve have been expended to prevent or detect potential terriorist acts.Rather, we should be united today to grieve for those that lost their lives in a senseless killing. The families of the victims need our prayer and love regardless of our views within the political or moral spectrum. Today, our prayers should be for those whose lives are in the balance and for those that suffered no physical harm, but will no doubt, be suffering psychologically because of the carnage they saw. Others will no doubt feel guilty that they survived, yet others were killed or badly injured. I feel for those people as well. We should also remember those first responders that will also suffer in the days, months and years to come because of the horrors they witnessed.

Unfortunately, that is true. Let us try to be better than him.

I agree!

Amen. Please let the lady know she is in our prayers.

I am in the process of contacting friends from Orlando. I lived there for 11 years some 20 years ago. Having lived there, I probably feel a little closer to the situation, but I am sure those in the area feel the stress of being in the center of the storm is far greater.

I read an article on Facebook about a Church of Christ there that opened its doors and provided food and drink to those standing in the long lines to give blood. As did the Chick FilA there. They opened their doors on a Sunday to provide food and drinks. If I see the one about the church, I'll send it to you, Eddie More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

Calvary Assembly is a few blocks from there - both right off the highway.Check their website to see if they are doing anything