Biden includes faith leaders in summit’s charge to ‘rise together against hate’
In the audience were survivors and family members of those lost to violence at houses of worship and other scenes of hate crimes.
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The 11th assembly of the World Council of Churches approved a statement on Thursday (Sept. 8) regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.