Recognizes the National Day of Prayer in Tennessee, encouraging voluntary prayer and reflection.
The bill designates the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer in Tennessee. It encourages voluntary participation by residents, community organizations, and faith-based groups in observances that respect the diversity of religious expression. Local governments, schools, and civic organizations are invited to acknowledge the day in a manner consistent with the First Amendment. The governor is directed to issue an annual proclamation recognizing the National Day of Prayer.
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