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At least one local Ravens rally got religion Sunday morning. Perry Hall United Methodist Church at 9515 Belair Rd. showed its support for the Baltimore Ravens in their Super Bowl battle against the 49ers. Immediately after the 9:30 a.m. service, around 10:30 a.m., a crowd of purple-clad churchgoers gathered on the church's front steps. Load your photos from the rally and other local Ravens celebrations to the above gallery. How are you celebrating the Super Bowl? Tell us in the comments. Looking to celebrate at a restaurant around Perry Hall and White Marsh? Finding out the specials here.
Fans gathered at the Inner Harbor to cheer on the Ravens as they left for New Orleans on Monday. The Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers meet at the Superdome on Sunday.
The ice and rain Monday morning didn't stop the Baltimore faithful from crowding the Inner Harbor to rally around the Ravens as they departed for New Orleans and Super Bowl XLVII. Lucky kids who got off school sat on shoulders, 20-somethings belted Ravens chants and several of the football players themselves were seen snapping photos and video of the send-off. Future Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis gave credit to the fans, without whom the franchise would not exist. "Baltimore, Baltimore—there is no Ravens without you guys," said Lewis, who announced his retirement at the beginning of the postseason. "We did this in 2000, and we're not going to New Orleans for nothing else but to bring back another ring to Baltimore." Gov. Martin O'…
Gregg Roberts
7:12 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
In other words, religion should help us taken an interest in what God is interest in, not force God to be interested in trivial things that interest us. more ›