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Having an interfaith gathering on Labor Day so that all religions can agree on social issues may not be all that bad, but it is not Christianity. Attempting to seek common ground by standing up for various social issues in the name of Christianity can be very misleading. But unity that is not based on truth is not Christian unity. It is ecumenical madness.

 
August 28 - Interfaith service has Labor Day themes
 
Article: Ecumenical Movement - Miscellaneous
 
An interfaith pre-Labor Day prayer service is scheduled for Thursday night, seeking to revive Toledo's ailing economy. "Given the state of the economy, we thought it was especially important to address that religiously, and at least pray about it," said the Rev. Martin Donnelly, pastor of Toledo's Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. "And we wanted to make a statement that we feel it is important that labor be respected and dignified, as it has been traditionally in this country."

Among the religious leaders scheduled to participate are Imam Farooq Abo-Elzahab of the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo; the Rev. Lilanthi Ward of Aldersgate United Methodist Church; Rabbi Moshe Saks of the B'nai Israel; the Rev. Linda Davison of Pathway Community Church, and Lucy Wayton of Crossroads Family Resource Center.

Meanwhile, hundreds of pastors, rabbis, and imams across the nation are planning to preach on work, economy, and justice issues over the Labor Day weekend as part of a "Labor in the Pulpits" program organized by the Chicago-based Interfaith Worker Justice group.

"Labor Day is a time for the religious community and the labor movement not only to celebrate working people and their contributions to society, but to remember the struggles that workers endured to achieve the many benefits we now enjoy but take for granted," Interfaith Worker Justice said in announcing the program.

A small but committed group of congregations in the Toledo area has supported worker justice issues for years, Ms. Krause said, but she is "thrilled" to see more religious groups getting together for Thursday's service.

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