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The Governor's Prayer Breakfast is an annual observance welcoming participants from around Missouri at the beginning of the General Assembly’s legislative session. The Prayer Breakfast is an inter-faith event for all leaders and citizens of Missouri.
Prayer rack in front of temple in Tokyo, Japan
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Principal Spells ended the school year as it began... with a prayer circle including the whole school: students, teachers, staff, and parents.
Prayer times at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus. Someone in my group thought it showed the time in different cities across the world - to spare their blushes, I won't say who...
The posters in the toilets were intended to remind people that the Furnace was there if they wanted space to come and pray. During the festivals, these turned into prayer spaces of their own!
Sometimes we think we are too busy to pray. That is a great mistake, for praying is a saving of time.
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon
- church somewhere in binondo, manila philippines
I went out with my friend's band around Baltimore to shoot some promo shots for his band Whistlin' Charlie. They are a great band with a unique sound and you can check them out here...
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We were finishing a photo shoot in a sculpture garden in Baltimore and we took a wrong turn and wound up at a dead end with an awesome arch, so we decided to take a few more shots.
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We also visited the Old Town as well as the Guishan Park 龜山公園 in Shangri-La, where the largest prayer wheel 轉經筒 in the world is located
Members of the Christ Apostolic Temple during the unity prayer for the dedication service for the new building.
A Chinese man flips through the Bible. At first, he wouldn't allow his grandson to have a Bible because he didn't believe there was anything in life "free." After some prayer, he came back and asked for one to read himself.
Members of the Cherokee biking team for the Trail of Tears Remember the Removal Project join hands in prayer on the banks of the Ohio River in Golconda while their cook Michael Dowling (left) looks on. The riding group, who passed through Southern Illinois last weekend, is retracing the path taken by the Cherokee during their forced migration west in the late 1830s. Their journey began in North Carolina and will wrap up on July 15 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the capitol of the Cherokee Nation. Learn more and follow the team online at www.remembertheremoval.org. Photo: Monica Tichenor.