Thomas Gruel

1 week ago | wrdw.com | Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

CHARLESTON, S.C - It has been 10 years since a mass shooting at a historically Black downtown Charleston church killed nine people and left the nation shocked and in mourning. The shooting happened on June 17, 2015, at Mother Emanuel AME Church on Calhoun Street, a church founded in 1818 by a free Black shoemaker that would stand as a beacon of faith and community for people of color. That Wednesday night, the church held its weekly Bible study in the lower level of the church building.

1 week ago | wmbfnews.com | Dylan Leatherwood |Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

MARION, SC (WMBF/WCSC) - It’s been 10 years since a mass shooting at a historically Black downtown Charleston church killed nine people. The city of Marion is holding an event on Tuesday to remember the nine victims, one of whom viewed Marion County as his second home. The city will honor the legacy of Sen. Clementa Pinckney and the other Emanuel 9 victims at 5:30 p.m. at Amazing Grace Park off West Dozier Street, which is dedicated to Pinckney.

1 week ago | live5news.com | Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - It has been 10 years since a mass shooting at a historically Black downtown Charleston church killed nine people and left the nation shocked and in mourning. The shooting happened on June 17, 2015, at Mother Emanuel AME Church on Calhoun Street, a church founded in 1818 by a free Black shoemaker that would stand as a beacon of faith and community for people of color. That Wednesday night, the church held its weekly Bible study in the lower level of the church building.

1 week ago | foxcarolina.com | Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - It has been 10 years since a mass shooting at a historically Black downtown Charleston church killed nine people and left the nation shocked and in mourning. The shooting happened on June 17, 2015, at Mother Emanuel AME Church on Calhoun Street, a church founded in 1818 by a free Black shoemaker that would stand as a beacon of faith and community for people of color. That Wednesday night, the church held its weekly Bible study in the lower level of the church building.

1 week ago | wtoc.com | Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - It has been 10 years since a mass shooting at a historically Black downtown Charleston church killed nine people and left the nation shocked and in mourning. The shooting happened on June 17, 2015, at Mother Emanuel AME Church on Calhoun Street, a church founded in 1818 by a free Black shoemaker that would stand as a beacon of faith and community for people of color. That Wednesday night, the church held its weekly Bible study in the lower level of the church building.