NUCLEAR PRAYER DAY
ANNUALLY ON AUGUST 6TH
On August 6, 1945, at 8:15 AM, the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. Since then, the potential for nuclear catastrophe has grown to an unimaginable scale. Last year, people all over the world united in prayer for a world free of nuclear weapons. It was a truly moving event that reached well over 100,000 people. We hope the global reach of our prayers continues to grow with each annual Nuclear Prayer Day. We would like to invite you, your congregation, and all religions and walks of life to pray.
We have a Nuclear Prayer of our design available in many languages HERE, but invite you to create a prayer of your own as well. HERE is a prayer written by Voice's Member Machel Ramos for the 2nd Annual Nuclear Prayer Day (2023). We also have a collection of various Nuclear Prayers HERE. If you have a prayer of your own that you'd like to share, please email it to us at contact@voices-uri.org. We hope you will find this inspiring and will share this annual event with others.
The 2nd Annual Nuclear Prayer Day event
LIVE FROM ST. BARTHOLOMEW & announcement of the 4th annual youth award winner (2023)
In tribute to those impacted by the Hiroshima & Nagasaki atomic bombings (August 6 & 8, 1945), our 2nd Annual Nuclear Prayer Day was held at St. Bartholomew's Church in New York. This video below captures the live event. We had a variety of moving prayers and speakers, many of whom are Voice's members. Rev. William E. Swing announced the winner of the 4th Annual Voices Gorbechev/Schultz Legacy Youth Award, Yogev Von Kundra, and explained the award's legacy. Thank you for sharing your prayers and hope with us.
Nuclear Prayer Day ZOOM EVENT
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This Zoom event featured Nuclear Prayers from all over the world and from a variety of faiths. We encourage you all to send us a Nuclear Prayer of your own design to contact@voices-uri.org so that we may help share it with the world.
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