These 10 photos show how faith leaders are responding to Baltimore riots

Surrounded by community and faith leaders, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake speaks at a news conference at Bethel AME Church, April 26, 2015 in Baltimore. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Hundreds form circle at Pennsylvania and North Avenue. All singing "Amazing Grace". Feels like church #Baltimore pic.twitter.com/ghcNxhjO2z

— Byron Pitts (@byronpitts) April 28, 2015

Church volunteers helping to clean up a badly damaged Monument Street in Baltimore. pic.twitter.com/HFnr1tz0J9

— Benny (@bennyjohnson) April 28, 2015

Black Lives Matter. Jesus. #FreddieGray pic.twitter.com/5qW0BAkJfx

— deray (@deray) April 25, 2015

Men from the Nation of Islam stand between the neighborhood people and the police. Baltimore. #FreddieGray

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I'll never forget this moment when Baltimore church leaders and @RepCummings marched into the riots urging calm pic.twitter.com/ZZGAiGc1PB

— Adam May (@adammaytv) April 28, 2015

Gov @LarryHogan mtg w #Baltimore faith community leaders for input on bridging gap between communities & law enfrcmnt pic.twitter.com/mw4KW7Nc7D

— Hannah Marr (@_hmmarr) April 28, 2015

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