Faith. Hope. Forgiveness. Survival. The Columbine High School tragedy horrified Americans — and the world. Twenty years later, "After Columbine" explores how survivors coped, moved forward — and found healing. The first episode of the series, which focuses on faith, tells the difficult and harrowing story like you've never heard before. Here's "After Columbine."
"I've heard it said before that a person who forgives is free. The person who refuses to forgive is like someone who drinks poison and hope someone else dies." - Pastor Bruce Porter. Forgiveness can be one of the most difficult processes. In the second episode of "After Columbine," survivors and victims' loved ones show the true power of forgiveness and redemption, and their initial struggles to grapple with all they saw and experienced on April 20, 1999. Here's part two of "After Columbine".
"It wasn't a storm I chose to go through but ... I started to find hope in knowing that we all have storms in our lives. And no storm lasts forever." - Evan Todd, Columbine survivor Hope is a truly powerful phenomena, as it can empower us to survive the unthinkable — and inspire us to move forward. In episode three of "After Columbine" we learn about the remarkable heroics that saved lives, and the hope that has helped survivors move forward. Discover "hope."