Friday, August 17, 2012

"World Day of Prayer," which unites people of all faiths

September 14, and hundreds of thousands of people gather in prayer during the 13th annual Unity World Day of Prayer. This event is open to inter-religious people of all faiths and backgrounds all.
Unity is a worldwide movement founded in 1889 to help people of all faiths apply positive spiritual principles in their daily lives. It is known that the word day, a monthly magazine of inspirational messages that are distributed to about 1 million people in 175 countries.

Since 1994, he joined the millions of people in the partnership of prayer during the World Day of Prayer held in many churches, centers, nearly 900 units in all parts of the world.

Last year, participants prayed for nearly 1.3 million people during the evening prayer in the headquarters of the unity of the world in the village of Unity, and the people of Missouri, submit the names of friends and family unit in the lists of this prayer vigil. Each name is read quietly and respect in the vigil.

"In unity, we know that prayer works," said Shelton, head of Charlotte. "We host the World Day of Prayer as an opportunity for humanity to live in a shift of abundance, health and love on a global level."

Silent Unity, Ministry of Unity transdenominational prayer, and maintains a prayer evening for 24 hours every day of the year, and receives more than 2 million letters, phone calls and Internet requests for prayer of the year.

To learn more about the World Day of prayer and unity, to submit the names of friends and family members to gather for prayer, and enjoy a confirmation of the appointment of voice and movement, visit www. worlddayofprayer.org / news. You can also find churches and national unity to serve as centers for the World Day of Prayer local activities.

"We invite people to a sacred bond with God in prayer and the participants in the world because it brings in understanding a positive attitude and love on this special day," said Shelton.

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