People of all faiths are invited to participate in all or any segment. We will walk relatively quickly between stops, in order to make it to each of our prayer gatherings on time. (See schedule on the Labor Day Walk Page.) For our friends who are disabled, tired, busy, etc., we welcome participation at any one of the prayer stops in Lexington, Arlington, Cambridge, and especially at our concluding Interfaith Prayer Service in Boston.

While we respect the conscience, speech, and liberty of all, at this event we are focused on the preservation of our shared sacred values and democratic, constitutional governance. In our prayers and signage, we ask that participants not mention any other issues, however important they are to one’s conscience and community. Our power is in a shared, consistent message of #PrayersForLiberty

Clergy are encouraged to wear any clothing identifying their tradition and/or role. We will have bathroom stops in Arlington and Cambridge. We recommend all participants bring a refillable water bottle, some snacks in your pocket, sunscreen and hat, and comfortable walking shoes!

Yes. Several churches on the Green will offer space to park. Signs will be up and readily visible on the day

There is public transport, but the trip will likely be very slow  - especially during holiday hours schedule on Labor Day. Take the Red Line to Alewife Station. Then take the   62  bus to the Lexington Post Office stop . Check the MBTA Trip Planner for details.

We do not recommend banner carrying except during the scheduled prayer stops as there is very limited space on the sidewalks we use along the route. If you feel strongly about carrying a sign anyway, please ensure it either makes clear who you are and where you are from or proclaims a simple tenet of your faith.