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Two, three, many Paul Verryns!












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Please join the Friends of Paul Verryn.

If you are on Facebook, search for “Friends of Paul Verryn”. Or click here.


To Join Facebook, go to http://www.facebook.com/. You don’t have to give any more than your name, e-mail address and a password. You can skip all of the other requests for information et cetera if you wish, as I did.

When you are registered, you can use the Facebook Search Box to find “Friends of Paul Verryn”.

Why?

Paul Verryn is being “dealt with” for trying to help the Zimbabweans.

He is being hung out to dry by the Methodist Church that he served for so long.

Paul Verryn is a Christian person who walks the Christian walk.

Way forward

Paul Verryn exercises the option for the poor. He is a liberation-theologist-in-action.

In recent years his mission for the Zimbabweans at the Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg, where he is Bishop (now suspended), is what has caused him trouble, including this latest trouble.


He did not turn away those in need. Others, who could have helped, left him to struggle alone with this problem. Doors were closed to the poor, while his was open.


It is time to share the responsibility, defend the Zimbabweans, and provide for them.

Let Paul Verryn not be crucified alone. Let his work be defended. By doing so, we will also be defending the man. In any case, please join the Friends of Paul Verryn and discuss.

Please pass on this e-mail and/or conscientise your Facebook friends about the Friends of Paul Verryn.

Two, three, many Paul Verryns!

Comments

Philip Hall said…
I am entirely in agreement with you about supporting Paul Verryns, Dom
Wednesday, 27 January, 2010
DomzaNet said…
The Friends of Paul Verryn on Facebook now has 747 "fans". That's in about five days.
Thursday, 28 January, 2010
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