Moral Monday members remember Charleston victims

Those behind the Moral Monday movement put down their signs and headed to church on Wednesday to honor the one-week anniversary of the church shooting in Charleston.

RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Those behind the Moral Monday movement put down their signs and headed to church on Wednesday to honor the one-week anniversary of the church shooting in Charleston.

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Organizers told ABC11 it was more important to be at the Pullen Memorial Baptist Church in Raleigh than at the Legislative Building.
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On June 17, nine people were gunned down during a bible study at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston.

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The FBI will be involved in the investigation of a shooting at a historic black church in Charleston, S.C. that killed nine and is being called a hate crime.

So, just as the nine victims were in Bible study one week ago, those in Raleigh held a Bible study in their memory.

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Moral Monday members remember Charleston victims during bible study