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National Day of Prayer: These 4 faith leaders share hope

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The National Day of Prayer is traditionally held on the first Thursday of May each year. It is celebrated by Americans of many religions including Christians of many denominations; as well as Sikhs, Hindus, Muslims and Jews. The program will include a presentation of a mayoral proclamation, and prayer offerings.

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Los Angeles Times

Faith leaders gather in Newport Beach to pray for Ukraine, world on National Day of Prayer

The National Day of Prayer was designated in 1952. This is the first time a gathering has been held to celebrate the day by the Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council in three years.

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The News-Herald

National Day of Prayer draws folks of faith to Willoughby House of Prayer

For 12 years, the Willoughby House of Prayer has welcomed “volunteers” to stop in and visit. However, during the National Day of Prayer, the small, storefront ministry extended its hours for people…

2 years ago

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KWKT - FOX 44

Copperas Cove observes National Day of Prayer

COPPERAS COVE, Texas (FOX 44) – May 5 is the National Day of Prayer, and Copperas Cove is one of many areas observing this. The City of Copperas Cove and the Copperas Cove Ministerial Allianc…

2 years ago

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WREG News

Faith leaders gather on Beale Street for National Day of Prayer

MEMPHIS, Tenn.– As Memphis and the Mid-South grapple with violent crime, life in a pandemic, and joblessness, some religious leaders headed to Beale Street Thursday to show the impact the pow…

2 years ago·Memphis, United States

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Times-Georgian

Local ministers lead National Day of Prayer service here

Seventy years ago yesterday President Harry S. Truman signed a proclamation designating July 4 as a National Day of Prayer. Under President Ronald Reagan's administration, the special day was maintained, but the date changed to the second Thursday of May…

2 years ago·Carrollton, United States

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