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‘Lift Up The Word - Light Up The World’: National Day of Prayer observed in Greencastle

Shawn Hardy
Dotti Zimmerman, co-leader of the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship, gave the welcome and opening prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. In the foreground is Diana Reinert, who provided music for the service.
Dotti Zimmerman, co-leader of the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship, gave the welcome and opening prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. In the foreground is Diana Reinert, who provided music for the service.
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People bowed their head in prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer service sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. ‘Lift Up The Word - Light Up The World’ was the theme of the national observance.
People bowed their head in prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer service sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. ‘Lift Up The Word - Light Up The World’ was the theme of the national observance.
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With hands over their hearts, people recited the Pledge of Allegiance at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church.
With hands over their hearts, people recited the Pledge of Allegiance at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church.
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Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship board members led the ‘National Prayer for America,’ the closing prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church.
Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship board members led the ‘National Prayer for America,’ the closing prayer at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church.
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Pastor David Rawley of Otterbein United Brethren Church gave the closing benediction at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. The service can be seen on the Greencastle Presbyterian Church YouTube channel.
Pastor David Rawley of Otterbein United Brethren Church gave the closing benediction at the 2024 National Day of Prayer observance sponsored by the Greencastle-Antrim Christian Women’s Fellowship and the Greencastle-Antrim Ministerium on Thursday, May 2, in Greencastle Presbyterian Church. The service can be seen on the Greencastle Presbyterian Church YouTube channel.
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