Minister helps homies make peace
Grabbing his telephone, the Rev. Theodis Manning sat up in bed and looked at the clock on a nearby nightstand.
The time flashed vivid red in the darkness: 1 a.m.
Instantly alert, the pastor answered the ringing phone.
"You said you wanted to meet. Well, we meeting now,” a voice challenged the Midwest City preacher.
"Now?” Manning asked.
"Now.” The voice insisted.
Manning, 48, climbed...
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