A few are in daylight, like this one from our friend Chifundo in Malawi
and many many more are by candlelight, like these from Bujumbura, Burundi
Or Victoria in the Seychelles Islands
or Hakodate, Japan
or St. Louis USA, where Catholic sisters organized an interfaith prayer service led by Rabbi Susan Talve
There are many many more to follow. We’ll keep putting them up on the blog, in between printing up versions to display at the conference center here, and making sure we deliver copies to delegates from every nation. Thanks thanks thanks to all for taking a stand!
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