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Westchester Debate – Faith Watching

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Two major Mount Vernon Churches, Friendship Worship Center, pastored by Bishop C.N. Edwers, and Grace Baptist Church, shepherded by Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Franklyn Richardson, partnered in a joint-viewing session, Tuesday night. Our Time Press photographer Barry L. Mason captured these moments.
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