- Iroquois Memorial Hospital is inviting the community to participate in their celebration of National Day of Prayer. On Thursday, May 6, 2021 at 8:00 am, participants will meet at the IMH Flagpole on the corner of 4th St. and East Fairman Ave. in celebration of National Day of Prayer. The Watseka American Legion Post 23 will be raising the flag to start our ceremony with Rev. John Franklin, Iroquois Memorial Hospice Chaplain Coordinator/Bereavement Co coordinator, along with pastors from Trinity Church, Faith Lutheran Church, Centennial Christian Church, Milford Christian Church, First Christian Church, St. Edmund Catholic Church, First Presbyterian Church and First United Methodist Church, who will be leading prayer time. National Day of prayer was proclaimed a day of prayer for our nation in 1952. This year’s theme is “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty” 2 Corinthians 3:17. Masks will be required at this event. For more information regarding Iroquois Memorial Hospital’s celebration of National Day of Prayer, please contact Iroquois Memorial Hospice Chaplain Coordinator/Bereavement Co coordinator, Rev. John Franklin at 815.432.0185. About Iroquois Memorial Hospital Serving more than 50,000 people annually in east-central Illinois and west-central Indiana, Iroquois Memorial Hospital (IMH) is a 25-bed hospital located in Watseka, Illinois. The hospital facility is comprised of clinical and diagnostic services dedicated to providing high quality health care services to the community. These services include, but are not limited to, an Emergency Room, Prompt Care, full service OR suites, an inpatient care unit, therapy services, advanced medical imaging, Home Health, and Hospice Care. The hospital operates rural health clinics in Watseka, IL; Gilman, IL; Milford, IL and Kentland, IN. The hospital also operates a skilled nursing facility, Iroquois Resident Home, which is attached to the hospital property. Visit iroquoismemorial.com, Facebook.com/imhrh, LinkedIn.com/iroquoismemorialhospital, Twitter.com/imh, Instagram.com/imh, Imhblog.info, and Google.com/iroquoismemorialhospital for more information.