Thank Heaven: Churches offer respite for voters on Nov. 5

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Thank Heaven: Churches offer respite for voters on Nov. 5

Churches across the country, including the National Cathedral in Washington and St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York, are opening their doors on Election Day to offer a quiet place for respite, with snacks, massages, and worship services.

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