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FAMILY NOONDAY PRAYER

📍 CITY HALL ARTSPACE CAMPUS OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER•📅 Jun 13, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

About This Event

Family Noonday Prayer: Opening Juneteenth Week with Reflection, Unity, Faith, and Family Blessings Kingdom International and Greater Love Tabernacle COGIC Family Life Ministries invite the community to gather for a powerful Family Noonday Prayer experience as we begin Juneteenth Week with purpose, peace, and generational love. On Saturday, June 13, 2026 at 12:00 PM, families, elders, youth, caregivers, neighbors, church members, and community leaders will come together at the City Hall Artspace Campus Outdoor Amphitheater in Downtown East Dearborn for a sacred time of reflection, community prayer, family blessings, unity, and faith. This outdoor gathering is designed to be more than a moment on the calendar. It is a lasting family memory — a peaceful, uplifting, and spiritually grounded experience where generations can sit together, pray together, reflect together, and speak blessings over the future of their homes, children, communities, and legacy. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and come ready to receive encouragement, connection, and renewal in a welcoming atmosphere filled with love, reverence, and community care. Free parking is available. Family Noonday Prayer is presented by Family Life Ministries with First Lady Pearl Hill, Dr. Julia Kapilango, and Miss’y Regina A. Thomas, under the pastoral leadership of Bishop Michael E. Hill. All are welcome to join us as we open Juneteenth Week by honoring the strength of family, the power of prayer, and the sacred work of building positive generations together. Location: City Hall Artspace Campus Outdoor Amphitheater 13615 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn, Michigan 48126 Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026 Time:12:00 PM Parking:Free Parking Available Building Generations One Family at a Time

📅 When

  • Jun 13, 2026: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

📍 Where

CITY HALL ARTSPACE CAMPUS OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER

DEARBORN, MI

💵 Price

Free

👤 Organizer

Kingdom International and Greater Love Tabernacle COGIC

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What to expect at a family-friendly Juneteenth event

Family events lean into accessibility — kid-paced programming, age-appropriate history activities, craft tables, storytime hours, sing-alongs, and food vendors with options for picky eaters. Most run 2 to 3 hours during midday or early afternoon. Strollers welcome; some venues offer shaded family rest areas. A great low-stakes choice for first-time Juneteenth attendees with kids.

About Juneteenth in DEARBORN

DEARBORN, MI marks Juneteenth alongside hundreds of other US cities, with celebrations rooted in local Black history and shaped by the people, churches, and community organizations that have sustained the day for generations. Whether you’re attending your first Juneteenth or your fortieth, the goal is the same: gather, remember, and celebrate freedom together.

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Frequently asked questions

When is FAMILY NOONDAY PRAYER?
Jun 13, 2026. Confirm exact start times with the organizer (Kingdom International and Greater Love Tabernacle COGIC) before traveling.
Where is FAMILY NOONDAY PRAYER held?
CITY HALL ARTSPACE CAMPUS OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER, DEARBORN, MI. Check the event website for parking and accessibility details.
Is this event free to attend?
Yes. This Juneteenth event is free and open to the public. Some sub-events (food, vendor purchases, optional workshops) may have separate costs.
What should I bring?
Plan for outdoor weather. Bring sunscreen, water, comfortable shoes, a hat or umbrella, cash for vendors (some are cash-only), and a portable phone charger. If chairs aren’t provided, a foldable seat or blanket is useful.
Is the event family-friendly?
Most Juneteenth celebrations welcome all ages. Family-specific programming varies by event — many include kids’ zones, face painting, and family activities. Strollers are usually welcome at outdoor venues.