EDITORIAL: Make prayer catalytic on the National Day of Prayer
Some believe we are mired in a cold “civil war” over social, economic and political disputes that often lead to violence.
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Some believe we are mired in a cold “civil war” over social, economic and political disputes that often lead to violence.
Take amphitheater elsewhere
When Congress, by a joint resolution, established the National Day of Prayer in 1952, and President Harry S. Truman signed it, there was no squabble about it.
When Congress, by a joint resolution, established the National Day of Prayer in 1952, and President Harry S. Truman signed it, there was no squabble about it. “It was a bipartisan, unanimous vote,” said Dr. Cheryl Steen, a chiropractor who has organized Teller County’s annual event for the past decade. Now, political division is a topic people will be lifting up in prayer on Thursday, the 70th anniversary of the observance. “It’s important for Americans to be praying because God really does answer prayers, and America is facing a lot of challenges today,” said Colorado Congressman...