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On Thursday morning, 22 hours after Joe Biden officially becomes President of the United States; he will attend the
59th Inaugural National Prayer Service with Interfaith leaders.
The program will “include prayers, readings, blessings, and hymns from interfaith leaders, celebrated artists, and other inspiring voices who will come together to mark the beginning of a new national journey that restores the soul of America, brings the country together, and creates a path to a brighter future.”
Patti LaBelle, The Clark Sisters, and Josh Groban will all be performing during the event. “A new dawn in a country so divided. I’m honored to have been asked by @joebiden to sing on the morning of his first event as president,” Groban wrote. “‘Faith’ is a word I’ve been discovering and evolving with a lot the last couple years. Whether you follow a specific religion or, like me, have a more personal journey to a definition of spirituality, I love this event because it invites all faiths, without the politics, to join hands. I’ve prepared a performance I’m so excited to share with you and with everyone involved.”
It is nice to have real religion back in the White House again. It is also great to have a man of faith occupy the Oval Office. A man who is welcoming of all religions and not just his own. We have needed that for the last four years.
