Join us for prayers on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Standing strongly against the recent threats to our democracy and the potential secondary attacks on our state capitols, we draw upon the power of peace, reconciliation, and nonviolence.
Standing strongly against the recent threats to our democracy and the potential secondary attacks on our state capitols, we draw upon the power of peace, reconciliation, and nonviolence.
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Please let us know you will be joining us on October 25 from 9am – noon. There’s also an open invitation to stay for community prayers and lunch. You may RSVP below or by calling Richmond Hill (804) 783-7903. [vfb id=13]
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