Church Community Offers Hope and Healing After Michigan Shooting
Following a shooting at a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan, the church community is coming together to balance mourning with faith.
Our church community must be a haven for hope and healing. As we navigate through this challenging time, let us cling to our faith in the Savior and to one another, knowing that together we can overcome even the darkest of days.
President Marcelino Sanchez of the Grand Blanc Michigan Stake wrote in an op-ed for the Detroit Free Press that the shooting has left a lasting impact on the community, but also emphasized the importance of faith and unity in overcoming adversity.
- The shooting occurred on Sunday, Sept. 28, and resulted in the loss of four lives and injuries to others.
- President Sanchez highlighted the teachings of late President Russell M. Nelson on being peacemakers.
The church community is working to find a balance between mourning and gratitude, leading to a deeper understanding of their faith and purpose.
Author's summary: Church community finds hope and healing after shooting.
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