Rev Michael "WIGGER" Pfleger, a social activist and the pastor at St. Sabina Church, will be joined by the Rev. David Kelly, executive director of Precious Blood Ministries of Reconciliation, and Chicago Police Chief Eugene Williams to Speak at 'Blacks Thou Shalt Not Murder' Event at St. Barnabas

BEVERLY — The Rev. Michael Pfleger will be one of three speakers at a Beverly group discussion meant to address violence in Chicago.

Pfleger, a social activist and the pastor at St. Sabina Church, will be joined by the Rev. David Kelly, executive director of Precious Blood Ministries of Reconciliation, and Chicago Police Chief Eugene Williams.

The three speakers will lead a discussion from 6-8 p.m. Feb. 27 at St. Barnabas Parishat 10134 S. Longwood Drive in Beverly. The event is being coordinated by the "Thou Shalt Not Murder" campaign that began organizing last spring, according to the Rev.Karen Mooney of the Beverly Unitarian Church.

The campaign kicked off with a petition drive last month by about a dozen religious and community leaders in the 19th Ward, including Mooney. The group initially asked folks to sign on to make Easter Sunday to be a day without a murder in Chicago.

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