Pompano Beach officials are calling on the community to come together for the National Day of Prayer, an event aimed at fostering unity and reflection. Scheduled for May 1, the National Day of Prayer will happen at noon in front of City Hall, by the American flagpole located at 100 West Atlantic Boulevard. Mayor Rex Hardin is set to lead this observance, as stated in a recent announcement posted on the city’s official website.
This annual tradition, which dates back to 1952 after being established by Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman, is a time for people of diverse faiths to collectively uplift the nation through prayer and contemplation. “This event is part of a nationwide tradition that brings people of all faiths together to uplift the nation in thought and prayer,” according to the official press release from the City of Pompano Beach.
The National Day of Prayer occurs every first Thursday of May and serves to act not only as a spiritual practice but also as a symbol of the enduring American values of unity, compassion, and resilience. “It serves as a powerful reminder of the values of unity, compassion, and resilience that define our American spirit,” the press release from the City of Pompano Beach further emphasized. All residents, friends, and visitors are warmly encouraged to be part of this meaningful observance that honors faith, community, and country…