Township Interfaith Council Uses National Prayer Day As Starting Point For Renewed Effort For Unity

May 5, 2016 Religion

National Day of Prayer 2016 — Members of the Franklin Township Interfaith Council observe the National Day of Prayer at Veterans Memorial Park.

The National Prayer Day observance at the township Veterans’ Memorial marked what members of the township’s Interfaith Council hope is the start of a new vitality for the organization.

More than two dozen members of township-based religious traditions gathered at the memorial on DeMott Lane for the ceremony, hosted by the Rev. Osy Nüesch of the Six Mile Run Reformed Church. Represented were the Catholic, Presbyterian, Protestant, Reformed, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist and Baha’i religions.

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