Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration
Mount Zion First African Baptist Church hosted the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship on Sunday.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. community choir performs during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
People sing and clap along with the choir during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
The Martin Luther King, Jr. community choir performs during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
The Martin Luther King, Jr. community choir performs during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
People sing and clap along with the choir during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Dr. John Casteen, president emeritus of the University of Virginia, delivers the community message during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Rev. Alvin Edwards, pastor of Mount Zion First African Baptsist Church, center, presents the Annual Community Award to Dr. John Casteen, president emeritus of the University of Virginia, right, during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Rev. Alvin Edwards, pastor of Mount Zion First African Baptsist Church gives the closing remarks during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Members of the Martin Luther King, Jr. community choir hold hands for the prayer of rededication during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Audience members hold hands for the prayer of rededication during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
The Martin Luther King, Jr. community choir performs during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
Rev. Tracie Daniels delivers the invocation during the 29th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration and worship service on Sunday at Mount Zion First African Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Photo / Ryan M. Kelly / The Daily Progress
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