Pastor Frank Discusses Labor Day for All
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Vegan Pastor Frank asks us: What does Labor Day truly mean when we stop and reflect on the animals who never receive a day of rest? It’s time we look beyond backyard barbecues and holiday traditions and consider God’s original intention for rest, not only for humanity, but for the animals who were also meant to be given relief from labor and suffering. While Labor Day is celebrated as a time of rest, countless animals continue to be bred, exploited, and killed to become part of our celebrations. Labor Day should be a day of rest for all creatures, so how do we achieve this? Watch to find out!
Posted on All-Creatures.org: September 4, 2026
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