Attendees, including some children as young as 10 years of age, sat on special mats on the floor of the room with specially blessed tea in front, and partook from the spiritual atmosphere.
Source/Credit: AT/TOA
By Staff Report | July 9, 2017
'To create understanding between the different religious communities'
LONG BEACH, California -- Imam Muhammad Zafrullah, regional missionary from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community's Bailtul Hameed Mosque in Chino, and several members of his congregation were among the more the 700 people at the Long Beach Convention Center on Saturday, July 8th, to attended the Buddhist "Meditation For Religion Unity" prayer service organized by Master Hang Truong, founder of Compassionate Service Society.
The participants came from many ethnic groups including those from Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, USA White, India, and the Middle East. According the organizers a third of those present were of Vietnamese origin.
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