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APRIL 19, 2019 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-5
Community invited to National Day of Prayer

Canyon Lake will celebrate its 7th an-
nual National Day of Prayer on Thurs-
day, May 2, at the lodge. A continental
breakfast will be served at 10 a.m. The
program starts at 10:30 a.m.
There is no charge to attend this year
thanks to the generous sponsorship of
Platinum Plumbing and the members of
the National Day of Prayer Committee.
Seating is limited to the first 120 people.
A ticket is required to attend. For tickets,
contact Lynda Ofstad at 951-244-7866.
Participants this year include Can-
yon Lake Community Church, Center
Church, New Hope Community Church,
Lamb’s Fellowship and Canyon Lake
Torah Club.
The program will begin with the
Elsinore High School Flying Tiger Ju-
nior ROTC Color Guard, under the di-
rection of Major Charles Ruhl.
Councilwomen Kasey Castillo will
be leading the prayer for protectors, po-
lice, fire and EMT. She will speak about
the Blue Belles, an organization that
supports the families of fallen police of-
ficers. PHOTO BY DONNA RITCHIE
Councilman Jeremy Smith will offer
the prayer for the city and Mayor Larry
Greene will lead the Pledge of Alle-
giance. Canyon Lake’s 7th National Day of Prayer will be held on May 2 in High School Flying Tiger Junior ROTC Color Guard, speakers, mu-
Veterans of several military conflicts the Holiday Bay Room at the lodge. The program features Elsinore sic, prayer and a continental breakfast. There is no charge to attend.
will be in attendance. Michael Thomas
of the Department of Defense will give from tiny but mighty students of the Lane McKellar will serve as emcee tad and Mary and Pau LeGrice.
an inspirational message. Police officers Canyon Lake Community Church Pre- and DJ Mike Shroyer of Good Time En- For more information or to sponsor
and fire department staff will be in at- school. Pastors Dave Dick, Thor Ram- tertainment will provide the music. this event, contact Nancy Horton at 951-
tendance as duty permits. say, Chris Suitt and Buzzy Enniss will Event organizers include Canyon 246-2928.
Captain Jason Gunnels, chaplain of lead prayer. Lake Community Church, Canyon Lake National Day of Prayer has been cel-
March Air Reserve Base, will speak Soloist Tabitha Webster will sing the Lioness Club and the National Day of ebrated in the United States since 1952,
about the spiritual needs of military National Anthem and an additional pa- Prayer Committee: Nancy Horton, chair; by joint resolution of Congress and Pres-
serving on MARB. triotic number. Her accompanist will Joanna Spiller, treasurer; Lynda Ofstad, ident Harry S. Truman.
Rabbi Steven Epstein will deliver the be Marvin Webster, no relation. Kylene tickets; and members Shirley and Mar- In 1988, President Reagan designated
prayer for Israel. Evans will be returning to play her new vin Webster, Ted Horton, Alice and Jack the first Thursday in May as National
Prayers for the children will come full-size harp. Gray, Becky and Jack Watson, Cort Ofs- Day of Prayer.

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