school shootings

On Tuesday, a shooting at a high school graduation at a downtown theater in Richmond, Virginia, left two dead and five others injured.

On Sunday, the senior pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, delivered his first sermon since his 9-year-old daughter was killed in a mass school shooting in March.

Two weeks removed from a mass shooting at a private Christian school, Tennessee’s Republican governor on Tuesday urged both parties to set aside “politics” and “pride” and pass a red-flag law that would keep guns out of the hands of individuals who are a “danger to themselves or to the population.”

Brent Leatherwood, president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, said this week that his three children attend The Covenant School and were at the school when a shooter opened fire on six people last week.

A U.S. senator has introduced a resolution labeling the shooting at a Nashville Christian school a “hate crime” and urging the FBI to investigate it as such.

A family in Nashville has launched a GoFundMe campaign for the family of "Big Mike" Mike Hill, who was one of the six victims killed in a shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, this week.

When Chris Tomlin picked up his daughters from school in Nashville Monday, his 8-year-old had a message. "Dad, we had a bad guy drill today," she said.

Of course, Tomlin already knew about the drill. His daughter's school is located close to The Covenant School, where a shooter killed three students and three adults. A Grammy-winning artist and popular Christian singer, Tomlin had received texts about the shooting at Covenant. He had received texts that his children's school was on lockdown.

More details about the Tennessee-based Covenant Presbyterian school shooter who took the lives of six people on Monday and her victims have come to light.

A medical missionary who spoke in the chapel at The Covenant School in Nashville the morning of Monday’s mass shooting is requesting prayer for the school and urging society to take action on violence in schools.

Grammy-winning Gospel artist CeCe Winans comforted mourners with a song and a brief message at Saturday's memorial service for the University of Virginia football players who were shot and killed.