WBBJ TV
May 6, 2021
JACKSON, Tenn. Thursday morning, hundreds of people gathered to pray for the city, state and country.
The city held its annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast. But this year’s was not taken for granted.
“It’s probably been the largest group I’ve been in front of in more than a year. To see those people here for one reason, to come together, break bread together, to sing together,” said Jackson Mayor Scott Conger.
The city invited pastors and community leaders to pray for businesses.
“I pray that every business owner, along with their family, will promote their business in a way that brings glory to your name,” said Kyle Spurgeon, president and CEO of the Jackson Chamber.