The Daily Herald reports:
. . . Trustees had previously voted unanimously to include invocations on the agenda, but Trustee Paul Humpfer on Tuesday rejected the policy . . .
The policy states that “all invocations must be of nonsectarian nature” and “cannot proselytize or advance any one religion or disparage any other religious belief.”
“For example, specific references to Jesus Christ, Yahweh, Buddha or Allah would respectively be considered references to a specific tenant of Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism or Islam,” Village Attorney James Rhodes wrote in the policy . . .
