Colo. He stood with the other 12 persons holding crosses as they were presented to the crowd gathered at the park for a contemporary Christian music concert, part of Crossover Metro Atlanta, coordinated by the Southern Baptist Convention's North American Mission Board. What happened was not only a tragedy, but also a triumph.
Children never die in vain.
Dressed casually in a long-sleeved shirt and blue jeans, Craig said he would like to see all students accept each other. In a separate interview, Craig, who will return to Columbine High in the fall as a junior, said his first visit after the shooting was more difficult than he expected. Planning at one time to be a psychiatrist, Craig said he began to think about doing missions work a year ago. He praised his daughter Rachel's efforts to influence her peers and to live a devoted Christian life in spite of pressure and criticism. Scott said his daughter's obedience to the Lord might be the beginning of change in America.