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In 1956, due to the role thrust upon it by law enforcement, economic repression, social and cultural mores, educational inequities, unfair judicial and political sanctions, and the cries for justice from the African American community in Birmingham, bombed three times with no loss of life, Historic Bethel Baptist Church stepped up and never looked back.  This virtual reality tour takes place at Historic Bethel Baptist Church, a National Historic Landmark located in Birmingham, Alabama.  Shuttlesworth, and Historic Bethel Baptist and the pivotal role each played in the Modern Civil Rights Movement.  This organization, composed of sixty churches in Birmingham with branch offices across the state, led the struggle for human and civil rights in Alabama following the ousting of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) by the state of Alabama.  Bethel was the headquarters for the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights (ACMHR) which was established on June 5, 1956.  This tour is presented by the Historic Bethel Baptist Church Community Restoration Fund in partnership with Timelooper.  Shuttlesworth, Bethel became the epicenter for a non-violent, direct-action protest movement to end segregation in Alabama, that would eventually sweep across the United States and around the world.  Shuttlesworth, the architect of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement, Dr.  The first bombing occurred on December 25, 1956, when the Bethel Parsonage, while the Shuttlesworth family was at home celebrating Christmas.  Wilder, Pastor of the “new” Bethel Baptist Church, will serve as your host.  King came to Birmingham to meet him and later invited him in 1957 to join in establishing the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.  Martin Luther King Jr., and other movement leaders emphasizes the significance of Birmingham, Rev.  The third bombing, December 13, 1962, damaged the church, the “new” parsonage, and surrounding properties.  Shuttlesworth, state president, refused to give its membership list to state officials.  The second bombing on June 29, 1958, severally damaged the East side of the church.  the most courageous civil rights fighter in the South.” Because of Rev.  King to Birmingham in 1963.  “But for Birmingham, we would not be here today.” This statement, made by President John F.  The NAACP was declared as a foreign corporation by the state of Alabama because Rev.  After each attack, the members swept up the glass and had church even if they did not have windows.  Shuttlesworth invited Dr.  Shuttlesworth as “.  Shuttlesworth’s reputation as a freedom fighter, Dr.  King, Jr.  Kennedy at a meeting at the White House with Rev.  Fred L.  Fred L.  Fred L.  Martin L.  Their close working relationship is why Rev.  Under the leadership of Rev.