"Amen!" hundreds chanted outside of the San Bernardino Government Center Monday evening as multiple pastors spoke to a crowd of people.
County officials, faith and labor leaders organized a vigil Monday night for the 14 victims killed inside of the Inland Regional Center last Wednesday. "More than 20,000 county workers returned to work today," a spokesperson told NBC 4.
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"We wanted them to know they're not alone."
A few miles away, a giant wooden cross stands in the middle of a makeshift memorial outside of the IRC. The memorial is growing by the day with notes, candles, and balloons.
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"A lot of people are turning to prayer," said Pastor John Douthitt with Harvest Christian Ministries. "Some of them aren't religious at all," he added.
"I don't have answers to [their questions], but I can direct them to the one that does."
IRC member Ron Popollakof is not religious but agreed, "you have to have
a little bit of spirituality right now ..."