Chaplains at the polls, prayers by faith leaders mark historic Election Day
From back, the Rev. Zina Pierre, spokesperson of Faiths United to Save Democracy; the Rev. Barbara Williams-Skinner, coordinator and co-convener of Faiths United to Save Democracy; and the Rev. Jim Wallis, co-convener of Faiths United to Save Democracy. RNS photo by Adelle M. Banks
WASHINGTON (RNS) — On a historic day in the nation's capital, people focused on prayer and the polls after a fraught lead-up to Election Day.
