Americans were left shocked and horrified after two students entered Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, on April 20, 1999, and gunned down 12 of their fellow pupils and one teacher before turning their weapons on themselves. At the time, it was the deadliest school shooting in American history. Flash forward 20 years and the nation continues to grapple with such tragic events, as tough questions persist: How do the victims heal? What causes these tragedies - and how do people move forward and find faith, hope and forgiveness after facing the unimaginable? After Columbine features the harrowing stories of Columbine survivors, family members, and others who were directly impacted by the tragedy. Survivors Craig Scott, Evan Todd and Missy Mendo, as well as Coni Sanders, daughter of murdered Columbine teacher Dave Sanders, among others, will discuss faith, the immediate and lasting impact of the event, healing, and the lessons they've learned along the way. After Columbine transcends issues - and headlines - to explore how survivors of the Columbine massacre and their families coped in the wake of tragedy. Special attention is given to the power of God and the human spirit to help people overcome the unimaginable pain and suffering that accompanies such tragedies.
—Billy Hallowell