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Interfaith Gathering Of Peace and Gratitude

Clergy and congregants from a range of Plainview's religious institutions take part in service.

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About 150 people attended an interfaith Thanksgiving service Tuesday night at the Plainview Jewish Center.

The program included clergy members and congregants from a broad range of Plainview's religious institutions. A combined choir of children offered music.

See our photos from this special event, provided by Kym Newborn.


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