Next week is the President's Prayer Breakfast.
Whereas that event is allowed Constitutionally, at a city level, it is being questioned:
Times-Standard Article
I find it interesting how we pray when we face a national crisis or a tragedy, but in times of peace, we question the "right" to pray in public.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out locally. Whatever the outcome, God's people will stand faithful, steadfast and ferverent in prayer.
Our church is available to host this event, if need be. Leaders can set aside their titles and gather for prayer either way. You can't stop people from praying.
Whereas that event is allowed Constitutionally, at a city level, it is being questioned:
Times-Standard Article
I find it interesting how we pray when we face a national crisis or a tragedy, but in times of peace, we question the "right" to pray in public.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out locally. Whatever the outcome, God's people will stand faithful, steadfast and ferverent in prayer.
Our church is available to host this event, if need be. Leaders can set aside their titles and gather for prayer either way. You can't stop people from praying.
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