Seems like a Church in Virgina had a gun surrender program over the weekend.
The third gun surrender event held in conjunction between Churches United for Service and the Lynchburg Police Department exceeded the expectations of organizers Saturday afternoon.
Citizens surrendered six firearms and a pellet gun Saturday, said the Rev. James Coleman, of Churches United for Service, which more than doubled the amount of guns turned in previously.
But it wasn’t a gun buyback proper. So what did people in return for their firearms?
“Anyone that turns in a gun, they’re going to get something,” he said, “that will be a tangible blessing to them.”
That, he said, is in addition to the Bibles and other information given out at each event.
And let’s not forget this,
the ultimate prize, the 2000 Chevy Impala with an impressive new paint job, Coleman said work is coming along well, and more upgrades are to come, such as a new sound system.
Now why can’t Mayor Healy have these kinds of programs? My fathers original Winchester’s are not as good as a rebuilt Chevy!
Cemetery's Gun Blob 