Taking a Knee: ; Disagreements Remain On What Place Prayer has in Sport
Charleston Gazette › December 06, 2005
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There are signs of faith and prayer everywhere you look in sports these days.
The huddle of players kneeling in prayer on the field after every NFL game. Basketball players making the sign of the cross before shooting a free throw. Fingers pointed toward the sky after home runs and touchdowns. Signs for chapel services in baseball clubhouses. Bible study and Christian fellowship groups at high school and college campuses across the country.See the full content of this document
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Taking a Knee: ; Disagreements Remain On What Place Prayer has in Sport
"I don't think a relationship with the Lord only occurs in church or only in your own private lives," says Washington basketball coach Lorenzo Romar. "Every moment you walk, you want to live in such a manner that you are acknowledging God's presence. You're trying to be his advocate, his ambassador. I don't think we turn it on and off."
But not everyone is co...See the full content of this document
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