This Thursday, May 6, is designated as the National Day of Prayer.
To honor this event, the pastors of the Morongo Basin invite you to a time of prayer with local community leaders at 7 am this Thursday at Remembrance Park. Our service includes singing, Scripture reading, and prayer, and usually concludes by 7:45 am. Remembrance Park is located at the corner of Yucca Trail and the US-62 east of Pioneertown Road. Just look for the white saber tooth tiger!
In future years, this event is in serious jeopardy of becoming unconstitutional. I would encourage you to take a moment to visit and sign your name to the official Petition form to keep this day on our national calendar.
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