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Pittsburgh aftermath
Vigils on
Michigan Campuses
and in Detroit
JONATHAN DESCHAINE/WSU SOUTH END
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:
Lawrence Technological
University President Virinder
Moudgil addresses those
attending the vigil organized by
the dean of students. Students
show solidarity at a vigil orga-
nized by Hillel of Metro Detroit
at Wayne State University. Grand
Valley State University Hillel
sponsored a vigil on campus. A
vigil was held for the victims by
Michigan State Hillel.
Students at Hillels at universities around
the state held vigils last week for the victims
of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting, as well
as a vigil sponsored by several synagogues and
organizations held at Capitol Park in Downtown
Detroit. These photos capture the feelings of
solidarity, sorrow and hope expressed at those vigils.
“Th e tenets of
Christianity are love,
care, forgiveness and
sacrifi ce. Love always
conquers all.”
BREAKERS COVENANT CHURCH
INTERNATIONAL (LOCATED IN A
FORMER TEMPLE BETH EL SITE),
AT THE BETH EL VIGIL
A vigil sponsored by Hillel of Metro Detroit at U-M Dearborn
The vigil at Capitol Park in Downtown Detroit, sponsored by a host of
organizations and synagogues, drew about 250 people Oct. 29.
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A participant at the Capitol Park vigil
RUDY THOMAS
— PASTOR ARAMIS HINDS,