Everyone is entitled to

their opinion, but the fact that the letter tried to say

my pastor as quoted in the paper

"coincidentally" timed his giving with the

alleged traffic offenses. I feel that before you can

judge what Pastor Dollar did, you have to experience the

anointing for yourself. I am a 16-year-old student at

Fayette County High School and have felt the experience

of prosperity in my life. An example was just this past

Friday.

In the Bible, it says in

Luke 6:38, "Give and it shall be given unto you;

Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running

over, shall men give unto your bosom. For with the same

measure that you meet, it shall be measured to you

again."

I was at school and a

friend needed lunch money. I gave her the lunch money,

knowing what I give shall be given back to me. When I

went to work, I found a little money on the floor and

then I found an extra dollar. It was the lunch money I

had given the young lady at my school.

This is what my pastor

teaches, among other things. He doesn't just preach on

prosperity, but the anointing is strong when he teaches

the anointing to prosper.

I applaud Minister Hatcher

for taking a stand and standing with Pastor Dollar. I say

he deserves an award of respect from my family and me for

understanding the reason Pastor Dollar gave the money to

the police officers. Just look at Luke 6:38 and you will

see why.

I just had to voice my

opinion on the letter of minister Hatcher. He has the

respect of me, my family and our church. I want to invite

anyone willing to come and see World Changers Ministry

for yourself. It is off Old National Highway on Burdett

Road. I would also like to thank The Citizen for giving

me the chance to voice my feelings on this subject.

Madkin Kelly

Fayetteville .