National Day of Prayer

Posted: 05.06.2010 at 4:49 PM

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Hannibal residents come together for National Day of Prayer

HANNIBAL, MO. -- Dancing, singing, and of course, prayer took place Thursday afternoon at the Fifth Street Baptist Church in Hannibal.

Around 15 different churches and more than 50 people attended the event to honor the power of prayer.

Mayor Roy Hark presented a framed proclamation to Director Dixie Forte and the National Day of Prayer Committee.

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