Religious organizations in the Hudson Valley weighing in on apparent surge in gun violence
A prayer vigil was held for victims of gun violence at Scarsdale Congregational Church.
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May 26, 2022, 12:54 AM
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Updated 1,125 days ago
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708ds agoA prayer vigil was held for victims of gun violence at Scarsdale Congregational Church. They say that while there is always the hope that these senseless acts of violence will never happen again, there is also the realization that the violence can happen anywhere, at any time.
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