Rain is pouring down hard in Houston but it is not stopping this group of a few hundred people to unite in prayer this Sunday in honor of #GeorgeFloyd. The crowd is extremely diverse & currently taking turns coming to the center to pray for peace & unity @FOX26Houston
At one point, Trey 9 the “praytest” organizer & founder of the non-profit ‘Eyes On Me’ split the crowd in half by race. Then, he & the white parishioners on one side knelt to the black parishioners on the other & apologized for the wrongdoings & injustice the community’s faced
Powerful & emotional moment when the crowd split in half by race - the white parishioners got on one knee & apologized for the generations of racism & injustice the black community’s had to face. The black community responded by kneeling down as well & uniting in prayer 
The “praytest” was held at the basketball courts in Cuny Homes in #Houston’s Third Ward where #GeorgeFloyd grew up playing. His name is now painted on the ground beneath the hoops
