To the Editor: Jesus Christ draws followers to himself through the truth. The devil draws followers to himself through lies, deceit and treachery.

To the Editor: The COVID-19 pandemic and the vaccine to prevent it should not be political. This effects all of us, whether we are Democrats, Republicans, or Independent.

To the Editor: Benjamin Franklin said, “A nation of well informed men who have been taught to know and prize the rights which God had given them cannot be enslaved. It is in the region of ignorance that tyranny begins.” Benjamin Franklin and Deborah Frank (in her letter last week) speak the truth.

To the Editor: Thank you and God bless you to the three ladies, Deborah Frank, Sandy Hooper, and Glynis Tietjen, who had the courage to write the most meaningful letters in your Friday, July 30 edition of the Fayette County Record. No plainer words are needed by anyone have every been writ ten in any of the issues that anyone with an open or closed mind could understand.

To the Editor: The letters in the OPINION section of the Fayette County Record are what I read more regularly than anything else in the paper However, the letters in the August 6 issue were pretty disappointing. There were five letters.

The Shared Lutheran Ministry has scheduled some special worship dates: Aug. 8 will be a joint parking lot worship service from at 9 a.m. in Warrenton. This will be Vicar Cole’s last Sunday before he leaves for California. There will be light refreshments served following worship.

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of July 25 through Aug. 1.

I’m reluctantly crawling back into my cozy cave of isolation since many fellow earth dwellers are either unwilling or unable to roll up their sleeves and get the Covid vaccine. I understand why people in parts of the world are not vaccinated: they don’t have access to this life saving drug.

Former Texas governor John Connally appeared in a Washington, D.C. federal court on Aug.

It is called the “waiting game” and we constantly do it whether we want to or not. We, as Americans, start the day playing the “waiting game.” You are lying comfortably in your bed all snuggled between the covers, head resting comfortably on your favorite pillow but you don’t want to get up.