A new visitor center has opened at the 16th Street Baptist Church to educate people about a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement. The center's opening coincides with the 63rd anniversary of a bombing that killed four girls. The bombing was carried out by Ku Klux Klan members using dynamite.
Hundreds of people attended a memorial service at the church, which featured a guest speaker. The service took place on the anniversary of the bombing. Further details about the anniversary and the new visitor center are available from the source.
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