Readers
Rashaad Abdur-Rahman, Racial Healing Project
Markus Winkler, President, Louisville Metro Council
Sarah Kelley, Director of Communications, Center for Interfaith Relations

Musicians
Dr. Daniel Blosser, Director of Music, Christ Church United Methodist
Ben Sollee, cellist and composer

Kim Schatzel, President, University of Louisville

Grant us prudence in proportion to our power,
Wisdom in proportion to our science,
Humaneness in proportion to our wealth and might.
And bless our earnest will to help all races and peoples to travel, in friendship with us,
Along the road to liberty, justice, and lasting peace;
But grant us above all to see that our ways are not necessarily your ways,
That we cannot truly penetrate the mystery of your designs
And that the very storm of power now raging on this earth
Reveals your hidden will and inscrutable decision.
Grant us to see your face in the lightning of this cosmic storm,
O God of holiness, merciful to men:
Grant us to seek peace where it is truly found.

Bishop Terry White, Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky

Geshe Kalsang Rapgyal, Drepung Gomang Center For Engaging Compassion

Johnny Alse, Hindu Temple of Kentucky

Rabbi Ben Freed, Keneseth Israel Congregation

Rev. David Snardon, Joshua Tabernacle Baptist Church

Thich Hang Dat, Blessed Buddha Temple