MP Jo Cox was remembered and prayed for across the country at Sunday church services.
The mother-of-two was killed in a street attack in her Batley and Spen constituency in West Yorkshire on Thursday.
The fundraising page set up in honour of murdered MP Jo Cox has reached £500,000.
The husband and family of Ms Cox set up the gofundme page called Jo Cox's Fund to raise money for three charities "closest to her heart"; The Royal Voluntary Service, HOPE not hate, and The White Helmets "in celebration and memory" of the Labour MP.
Launched on Friday, Jo Cox's Fund reached its £500,000 target in just over 24 hours.
The total continues to rise.
Rev Paul Knight said the Labour MP was a 'fervent advocate for the poor and oppressed'.
Plans are also underway to establish a body tasked with ensuring local police respond swiftly to threats against MPs.
Prayers are expected to be said for MP Jo Cox at church services across the country on Sunday.