[CSPS] seeking endorsements for prayer ad

[Hugh]

In many attempts, I have never been able to get the Congregation Beth Shalom
to speak for all of its members (not a bad thing.)   I believe that
Councilwoman Berry, who voted for this measure, is a member.  I didn't mean
to be presumptuous, but neither did I want to stir conflict.

The issue of group endorsements has come up in the course of writing the
letter, as we were considering what a particular group would or would not
want in the letter.  We decided that, unless we could take all who will sign
into consideration, we should not take any in.  Further someone of us
decided that the signatures of individuals would stand stronger if groups
were not included.  Groups can endorse this effort by encouraging their
members to sign and contribute.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: csps-bounces at PHILEBUS.tamu.edu
> [mailto:csps-bounces at PHILEBUS.tamu.edu]On Behalf Of Cecelia Hawkins
> Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 1:06 PM
> To: hugh at stearnsconstruction.biz; william.wurtz at tamu.edu;
> kristamay at earthlink.net; csps at PHILEBUS.TAMU.EDU
> Subject: [CSPS] seeking endorsements for prayer ad
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> >We are seeking the endorsement of Brazos Progressives, CSPS,
> ACLU, The UU
> >Church and Friends Church.  Are there other organizational
> endorsements
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> >we should seek? - Hugh
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