Vancouver religious groups joined in front of the Clark County Courthouse on Thursday for an interfaith prayer service dedicated to undocumented immigrants.
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Source: The Columbian
‘Hopefully through prayer, maybe something can change’: Interfaith prayer service in downtown Vancouver dedicated to undocumented immigrants
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