Re: It's not too latePosted by Doyce H. Nolan Baptist Preacher (Real True) on September 01, 1998 at 13:42:40: In Reply to: It's not too late posted by Tony Burnham on September 01, 1998 at 12:03:05: My Brother in Montgomery, as a Baptist preacher from Anniston I don't guess I'm supposed to teach lessons out behind the barn. But if our rude "pillow hawker" makes it down, let me know and I will drive down and sing "Please Help I'm Falling" in dedication to him/her. Let me tell you about the Hank Locklin I know. You are so right, I have never met a finer Christian man. I was meeting him on his way to the Opry north of B'ham. I had ask him if I could bring a friend with me who had never been to the Opry. At the place we met we in to have a cup of coffee. Within the first 5 minutes Bro. Hank ask him if he knew the Lord. After the Opry that night we went to a place for food. When the waitress took our order and turned to leave, Bro. Hank said to her: "Come back over here after you turn that in honey I want to ask you something. She returned, his question was: "Honey do you know the Lord?" He shared the Lord right then and there! He is also one of the highest and most respected men by everyone backstage. I have never heard him say a negative word about anyone. WHAT A LESSON FOR 'THE HAWKER'. Mr. Hank and Anita, you just don't worry about this. Your Message Board? I got a feeling you "ant read nothing yet" from your fans.
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