Moment of Blessing ceremony scheduled Saturday for Powell boys

Associated Ministries will hold a Moment of Blessing ceremony next week at the what’s left of the home where the two Powell brothers were killed.

STACEY MULICK; staff writer

Published: 02/16/12 5:15 pm | Updated: 02/17/12 3:34 pm

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Associated Ministries will hold a Moment of Blessing ceremony next week at the what’s left of the home where the two Powell brothers were killed.

The brief, spiritual ceremony for Charlie and Braden Powell will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at the house, 8119 189th St. Court E.

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