Multifaith Thanksgiving service held
A Brookville church taught a big lesson in acceptance and tolerance. On Sunday, Christian, Muslim and Jewish people came together for a unique service at Brookville Church to celebrate their similarities
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Nov 17, 2014, 4:09 AM
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A Brookville church taught a big lesson in acceptance and tolerance.
On Sunday, Christian, Muslim and Jewish people came together for a unique service at Brookville Church to celebrate their similarities and their differences.
The event was called Thanksgiving Celebration because all three faiths celebrate the holiday in the same way.
By celebrating together, congregants got to learn about unity and tolerance.
This is the second year the event was held.
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