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Michelle Mann OZARK-Tails wagged while they waited and some barked a bit but all four-legged participants were prayed over during the Blessing of the Animals at First United Methodist Church of Ozark Sunday.
People are also reading… “God, who confers gifts on all living things, has often used the service of animals or made them reminders of the gifts of salvation,” said Thrower. “Animals share in Christ’s redemption of all God’s creation. We invoke God’s blessing on these animals and as we do so, we praise the Creator.”
Amy McManus with the Ozark Dale County Humane Society was on hand with information about the no kill shelter and to accept the empty cans brought by the congregation that the shelter uses as a fundraiser. “They are a no kill shelter in our area, finding homes for animals in need, and we’re very thankful for them and the work they do,” said Sebastian Foust.
A horse has attended the blessing service for the past two years but had an excused absence this year because of a previous training obligation, Sellers said.
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