With mass shooting numbers skyrocketing this year across the
nation, the 67th Precinct Clergy Council, also known as the
GodSquad, hosted a service on Monday to fight gun violence.
The service was focused not only on prayer and
encouragement, but on action and love. Speakers from Ohio, Texas,
Washington D.C., and more shared what they think must be done to put an
end to gun violence.
Pastor Edward Hinden, interim president of the 67th
Precinct Clergy Council, says that the service was needed.
“This is a conversation that is open and honest,” said
Hinden. “People need to start thinking about their actions and what it causes.”