Oklahoma SB1745 establishes the Oklahoma Day of Prayer, designating the first Thursday in May as a state-recognized day for prayer and reflection.
Oklahoma SB1745, known as the Oklahoma Day of Prayer Act, designates the first Thursday in May as the Oklahoma Day of Prayer. The act encourages voluntary participation by residents, community organizations, and faith-based groups in observances that respect the diversity of religious expression. It requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation recognizing the day and encouraging citizens to engage in prayer, meditation, or personal reflection.
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