Prayers are to be offered to the victims of the humanitarian disasters in Morocco and Libya at an informal service in Watford on Sunday afternoon.
Prayers are to be offered for the victims of the humanitarian disasters in Morocco and Libya at an informal service in Watford on Sunday afternoon.
Thousands of people have lost their lives following the earthquake in Morocco and floods in Libya and chair of the interfaith association Harjit Singh said:"In these sad and tragic times it is crucial that we come together as a community to support one another. “The Watford Interfaith Association remains dedicated to promoting harmony and unity diverse among diverse faith communities. We encourage individuals and organisations to join us in extending a helping hand to those in need during these challenging times.”
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