The service had all the hallmarks of what’s known as a homegoing service in the community: comforting gospel hymns, remembrances from loved ones and a stirring eulogy from a clergyman.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The sound of the djembe drums started as a low tremble and grew more distinct as the musicians drew closer to the hundreds gathered inside the Memphis church.
“We love you, Tyre,” the drummers chanted, referring to today!
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