From from the Washington Post. Site operated by the sister of bomb victim Addie Mae Collins.
Site includes a history of the congregation.
Blanton, who had denied any involvement in the bombing, said after the verdict was read and as a judge prepared to hand down the sentence in a Birmingham courtroom. Blanton was then whisked out of court in handcuffs. Prosecutors had alleged Blanton was part of a hard-core group of Klansmen that planted the dynamite that exploded under a stairwell of the church, a meeting place for civil rights protesters. Defense Plans Appeal Defense attorney John Robbins, who had expressed fears throughout the 16-day trial that jurors would be swayed by the intense emotions surrounding the case, said he planned to appeal Blanton's conviction. Last month, Robbins failed in his bid to move the trial out of Birmingham.