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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required unto us came a man the Rev. Dr. M. L. King He gave Black people in America hope because he had a dream to see true equality in the land of the brave and the free he told us love is stronger than hate and faith requires action so start and end everything with a prayer for it has a chain reaction Dr. King understood the power that prayer does have and he believed if you use it, prayer will clear a path PUSH we say which means pray until something happens to call on The Omnipotent One the Lord God, heaven's captain Dr. King had a legacy of non-violence which involved walking by faith in his fight to stand up against Injustice, inequality, racism and hate he said turn the other cheek and treat people with concern and care as you never know how the roads in life can take you anywhere and that the fire inside of you, that fire of love and compassion will have you praying for your enemies as well in and out of fashion. Dr. King was persecuted but he never wavered from his mission. he used the power of faith and prayer for it was his great commission. Dr. King prayed over that civil rights bill. he invoked the Lord our God to exercise His will the hearts of men were then affected and the minds of men rearranged. The Civil Right bill was then enacted because prayer brought about change
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