From from the Washington Post. Site operated by the sister of bomb victim Addie Mae Collins.
Site includes a history of the congregation.
Posey said as pictures of the victims appeared on oversized television screens in a hushed Birmingham courtroom. Blanton, who faces up to life in prison if convicted, has steadfastly denied any involvement in the bombing. In closing arguments, his attorney pleaded with the 12-person jury not to be swayed by the intense emotions surrounding the trial. Defense attorney John Robbins, who wrapped up his case on Monday after calling just two witnesses to the stand, said prosecutors presented no compelling evidence that would prove Blanton guilty. Dynamite Under Stairwell Prosecutors alleged Blanton, who stands charged with four counts of murder, helped a small group of Klansmen plant the dynamite that exploded under a stairwell of the church, a meeting place for black civil rights protesters.