Hereandnow99, your presumptions are astounding. The agencies providing this service a church and a private mental health center. There is no government involvement. It is simply a community service provided by community agencies. No government money is being used to host these sessions.

And, Matthew 6:5-6 instructs Christians not to pray in public simply to get attention. Prayer is not about trying to make yourself look holy, but about talking with God. This scripture is meant to help us understand that point, not to keep us silent. But, if you really cared about what the Bible said, you'd already know that.

I truly hope that one day you will stop surfing GOLO for opportunities to preach to us (and yes, preaching can go both ways) about seperation of church and state, especially when its not even relavent to the article's topic.

Great. Let's entangle gov't with religion under the guise of "healing". No doubt that the name "Jesus" will be uttered hundreds of times on the taxpayer's tab...again.

And, of course, none of these "followers" will actually listen to what their head guy said about not praying in public or church. (Matthew 6:5-6)