Interfaith forum to discuss travel ban
Photo by JC Amberlyn.
From left to right at a home in Kingman to discuss future plans Tuesday are Rabbi Mindie Snyder of the Congregation of Lev Shalom from Flagstaff, Vance Miller of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Father Philip Shaw of Trinity Episcopal, Ray Christenson, Imam Umar of Masjid Ibrahim and Father Leonard Walker of Divine Savior Catholic.
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