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National Day of Prayer, Columbia, Thursday, May 3, 2007



2007-05-03 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
Reverend Joe Payne holds an umbrella over Judge Executive Ann Melton as she leads a prayer at the noonday National Day of Prayer service on the Square in Columbia. Mayor Pat Bell, left, back to camera, also participated, as did Superintendent Darrell Treece, Publisher Sharon N. Burton, Rev. Randy Johnson, and Bro. Gerald Reliford. A gathering of 150-200 stood in the light rainfall to witness and participate in the event. For a brief time, the Baptist Church chimes played "Amazing Grace" while the service was in progress.


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