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Day of Prayer

Whereas, National Days of Prayer are a venerable American tradition, the first such day having been proclaimed by the Continental Congress on July 20, 1775; and,

Whereas, In Michigan we are fortunate to have been blessed by our Creator with beautiful rivers, lakes, fields, forests and a people who, through hard work and intellectual effort and toil, have made countless cultural, industrial, agricultural and educational advancements for the enrichment of life for all our citizens; and,

Whereas, In addition to having many blessings for which we should be thankful, our society is also faced with difficult challenges, international unrest and uncertain changing times which test our people and challenge their beliefs; and,

Whereas, A day of prayer allows us the opportunity to acknowledge our many blessings, to contemplate the numerous challenges that we as a society and nation face here at home and throughout the world, and to rededicate ourselves to helping others, strengthening our personal faith and joining with His divine plan to spread Hope, peace and Love among all people; and,

Whereas, The observance also encourages Americans to affirm our nation’s spiritual roots and enlist prayer for local, state and national leaders; and now therefore be it

Resolved, That I, Jennifer M. Granholm, Governor of the State of Michigan, do hereby proclaim May 1st, 2003, A Day of Prayer in Michigan.

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