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DNC launches interfaith gathering

Christianity Today August 24, 2008

The Democratic National Convention is about to launch its interfaith gathering, but I don’t see any evangelical pastors from Denver on the list:

Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, Jr.

Bishop Charles E. Blake, Presiding Prelate of the Church of God In Christ, Inc. and Pastor, West Angeles Church of God In Christ

Dr. Ingrid Mattson, President of the Islamic Society of North America

Social Activist Sister Helen Prejean

Rabbi Tzvi Weinreb, Executive Vice President of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America

Governor Howard Dean, DNC Chairman

Leah D. Daughtry, DNCC CEO

Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali of the Northeast Denver Islamic Center

Rabbi Steven Foster from Congregation Emmanuel

Dr. Polly Baca, Center for Spirituality at Work

Reverend Lucia Guzman, Director, Human Rights/Community Relations

Richard Smallwood & Vision

The Spirituals Project

Trinity United Methodist Church Choir

The Denver Indian Singers

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