Augusta Students Observe National Day Of Prayer
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Augusta Students Observe National Day Of Prayer...
Thursday is the National Day Of Prayer, and there were services all over the country to mark it, including aprayer rally at Curtis Baptist Church, Thursday morning. Students in grades 2 through 12...
Thursday is the National Day Of Prayer, and there were services all over the country to mark it, including aprayer rally at Curtis Baptist Church, Thursday morning. Students in grades 2 through 12 of the school participated, but it’s not just a one-day thing at Curtis Baptist.
Augusta, GA—Thursday is the National Day Of Prayer, and there were services all over the country to mark it, including aprayer rally at Curtis Baptist Church, Thursday morning.
Students in grades 2 through 12 of the school participated, but it’s not just a one-day thing at Curtis Baptist.
Francine Burroughs, Curtist Baptist Church School Administrator: “In our school, it is 365 days, but there is one day set aside on our national calendar that says that we should focus, collectively. Doesn’t make a difference what faith they are, as long as they believe in Jesus Christ, we are all collectively praying together.“
President Obama signed a proclamation to honor the National Day of Prayer.
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