Section 14 Leaders Are Hosting A Black History Month City-Wide Prayer Vigil In Palm Springs

Section 14 Leaders are Hosting a Black History Month City-Wide Prayer Vigil in Palm Springs

February 21, 2024

people gather in a church for a prayer vigil for section 14

PALM SPRINGS— The survivors and supporters of Palm Springs Section 14 and a coalition of community organizations will come together for a Prayer Vigil at The Church of St. Paul in the Desert. This prayer vigil will be the cornerstone event of a citywide day of prayer in honor of Black History Month.

A local choir sang songs that got the crowd clapping and standing in solidarity at the Black History Month Palm Springs City-Wide Prayer Vigil. Read the full story reported on by Mioyshi Price of News Channel 3.

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