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Through the Corners to Connections program, faith leaders and community organizers are heading to the street corners of Northwest, Tioga and Nicetown neighborhoods every night in June from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.

PHILADELPHIA -- Christian faith leaders in Philadelphia are planning to take a hands-on approach to help tackle the gun violence crisis.

Stewart started Taylor Made Opportunities, a nonprofit focused in mentoring, education and advocacy. This initiative connects Taylor Memorial Baptist Church with neighboring churches, pastors, and community leaders who have been focused on the same type of work. "We're hoping through our presence we can deter the violent crime, but also spread the word about opportunities, connections and services that are available," said Reverend Stewart.

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