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Photos Nashville Grieves: Chaplains Offer Comfort in the Wake of Unspeakable Tragedy
  • On March 27, tragedy unfolded at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tenn., when a 28-year-old woman gunned down three students and three adults before she was killed by police. Many people have visited a memorial set up at the entrance to this private Christian school, which is part of Covenant Presbyterian Church. They've left stuffed animals, flowers, balloons, and other items to remember those who lost their lives.
  • Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG–RRT) chaplains arrived on-site the evening of the shooting to minister to this hurting community.
  • A vigil was held downtown Wednesday in front of the Davidson County Public Building and Court House. Chaplains have prayed with more than 300 people, many of them coping with fear, anger, and sadness.