National Day of Prayer events in Oklahoma and beyond will proceed without looming court challenge
National Day of Prayer activities took place last year despite a federal court ruling declaring the prayer day unconstitutional.
This year’s prayer day activities on May 5 will not have a judicial threat looming over them.
A federal appeals court recently overturned U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb’s ruling against the law on which the National Day of Prayer is based.
A three-judge panel of the Chicag...
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