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“I feel if Jesus were here, He would be walking with them.”: Leesville community embraces Buddhist monks' peace walk

Buddhist monks paused in Leesville to promote interfaith unity and kindness during their peace walk to Washington, D.C., receiving gifts and support from the local church and community.

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Nazareth Methodist Church hosted the monks and opened its doors to the public for a meet-and-greet.

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“I feel if Jesus were here, He would be walking with them.”: Leesville community embraces Buddhist monks' peace walk

Nazareth Methodist Church hosted the monks and opened its doors to the public for a meet-and-greet.

·Columbia, United States
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Buddhist monks stop in Edgefield County as part of Walk for Peace

A group of Buddhist monks and their rescue dog Aloka passed through Edgefield County as they are headed to Columbia. Their final destination is Washington, D.C.

·Charleston, United States
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