Maundy Thursday is always celebration of the confidence that has been built by this church for many many decades. When people do not mind to come and sit here in the service, in the liturgy, participate in foot washing and I was very moved to see here people from Muslim tradition, Yazidis and others, representatives of the LGBTQ community. And one of the persons that was like homecoming because being a member of the LGBTQ community the person saw that he was cut away from God and he could not be a part of God's community. And she was in tears yesterday. So I'm very humbled to serve this community and build this confidence. And I would like to believe that generations to come will benefit from it from either side, both from Muslim and Jewish or Yazidi side and then in Christian side.