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Mailing Information (5-30-06)
by Sandy Kile (Palisade, Minnesota)
Sandy Kile writes:
Dear Laura,
Hi, it's Sandy. Yes, I do like the new name and look of the new and improved newsletter. Congratulations on it! And thank you for your hard work. Yes, I do like the new name and look of it, too.
So good you are publishing PF Lazor's story in your newsletter. I am writing to update his address, I did not know if it should be in a prayer request or what, thus this email. The prison system has moved him again, which makes about 31 moves if I understand him correctly. He sent his new address, along with instructions that the entire address must be on the envelope, including his cell number which is C8-121. Without that, the prison mailroom people will return it to sender. He included that if anyone has had mail returned, please check if they have all the address. If not, make the correction, and try sending it again! Earlier, he said they will return his mail if you use pre-printed address labels. I have, however, used an address ink stamp for the return address with no consequences, but who knows if that is their next target.
Laura Lee writes:
Thank you for sending PF Lazors new address to us. A change of address should not be sent via the Prayer Request list, it should be sent to: darwin-laura@earthlink.net or there is also an email form on our Web Site that you can use for a change of address.
When sending out Prayer Requests & Updates to the list, you should only include addresses of others if you have their permission to do so. Even then a PO Box address or a Public address such as a church, etc., would be better than a street address, but always get the sick or hurting persons permission before sending their address to places unknown. Remember we post Prayer Requests & Updates on our Web Site for 1 year.
