Today is the day we honor all US presidents even though the federal government still calls it Washington's Birthday. In 1879, Congress made Washington's Birthday a federal holiday. In an effort to honor Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is also in February, the holiday became known as President's Day. I actually think it was the retail industry who changed the name which is why most people call today President's Sales Day. Whatever you call today, take a moment to remember our past leaders and pray for our current and future ones.
Enjoy the short week. Please email your conference schedule to me by Wednesday so I can inform the office.
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