Liberty Community Prayer Walk
During the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, January 18-25, 2024, leaders from churches in the Liberty area walked and prayed for our neighbors in a variety of locations.
Organized and produced by the Liberty-Area Ministerial Alliance. www.libertyministerialalliance.com
The song “Siyahamba” is a traditional Zulu song. Copyright © 1984, Peace of Music Publishing AB, Walton Music Corp., a division of GIA Publications, Inc. Streamed online with permission under Onelicense.net #A-729952. Sung and produced by the choir of Second Baptist Church in Liberty, Missouri.
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