Yesterday, in South Bend, Oregon, 300 members of various faith communities came together for an interfaith commemoration of the National Day of Prayer in the United States. Despite. Participant Timothy Erdel, a professor of religion and philosophy, looks at the bigger picture of bringing diverse people together: “What’s most important to us, we may not share in common, but there are still important secondary concerns such as citizenship, peace, duty to neighbors.” Read more at the South Bend Tribune.

Categories: Interfaith • Tags: Amarjeet Singh, National Day of Prayer, Oregon, South Bend, Tina Kaur Rekhi, United Religious Community