There wasn't an empty seat at a Popular A.M.E. church Sunday afternoon.

Congressman Jim Clyburn spoke to a group of masons for their 100 Men in Black Unity service.

He mainly addressed the youth in the audience, encouraging them to stay focused and never give up.

Clyburn also said we need to be unified as a country, which doesn't neccesarily mean unanimous, "we all have our individual thought our individual ideas but we out to sit down in a collective way and reconcile those differences and do what's neccessary to find common ground."

Clyburn says he supports President Obama's actions in Libya because it was clear Gadhafi would show no mercy on his citizens.