Noelle Russell shares her day at the Parliament of the World's Religions in Melbourne on December 5th. She ate pineapple pizza with tofu ham, attended a Bahá'í service, and watched an indigenous musical performance. The Agape Choir performs later that evening.
Hi, it's Noelle again. It is Sunday. Don't know what day of December. December 5th, maybe? But it's Sunday, the 3rd day of the Parliament of the World's Religions in Melbourne, Australia. We're sitting here in just kind of an outside, a bunch of restaurants sitting on the grass enjoying some pizza. It's really interesting pizza because it has pineapple and how would I say artificial ham. You know, like tofurkey ham. So interesting stuff, but very good, really yummy. So anyway, wish you guys were here. Today we— I actually sat in on a Bahá'í service, so that was really cool. Then we saw an indigenous musical presentation, and then we also— oh, and then tonight Agape Choir is going to be singing, so you guys will be able to see us. It'll be great. So thanks, and I'll see you next time. Bye.
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