INDIANAPOLIS — A community prayer vigil took place on Monday after a violent weekend across Indianapolis.

One teen was killed and another is not expected to survive after a shooting on Sunday afternoon. Three people were hurt just 13 hours earlier , shot inside a downtown bar.

And that's just part of the count. Faith-based organization leaders, law enforcement and neighbors at Amazing Grace Christian Church all had the same message: They're tired of the violence, and they believe the city can do better.

This comes after a violent weekend after Halloween. Originally, this annual vigil was a service planned just for the families of homicide victims, but IMPD Chaplain Rev. John Russell said they expanded it to include anyone in need of hope.

"One of the greatest things, I think

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