The Power of Faith, Hope, and Relationships On September 28, 2016, School counselor Molly Hudgens was in her office at Sycamore Middle School when a fourteen-year-old armed with a semiautomatic handgun and an additional magazine of ammunition came to her in the counseling department.
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De The Story of Columbine\'s Heart, Resilience, and Recovery Saving Sycamore is a must-read to learn how God worked to truly save lives at Sycamore Middle School. --Frank DeAngelis , principal of Columbine High School, 1996-2014; author of They Call Me Mr.
This is a book about a faith journey. --Peter Langman , PhD, author of School Shooters: Understanding High School, College, and Adult Perpetrators ; director of Research and School Safety Training, Drift Net Securities Saving Sycamore illustrates Molly\'s leadership, compassion, faith, and vulnerability when the members of her School community needed her most on That fateful day and in the aftermath.
How do you have compassion for a student sitting in your office with a loaded gun and the desire to kill? Saving Sycamore is the remarkable story of a woman whose compassion was stronger than the homicidal rage in the heart of a desperate student.
As Hudgens walks readers through the incident, she shares how her faith, rapport with the student, and a strong School community guided her efforts and provided a positive outcome That day.
Her story is one of triumph over adversity and hope found in the bleakest of moments.
In this memoir, Hudgens shares the story of That day and the thirty-nine years and 364 days leading up to it That prepared her for the best and worst day of her life.
After ninety minutes of talking with the young man, and ultimately praying on her knees with him, he relinquished the gun with no shots fired and no lives lost.
He told Hudgens she was the only person who could talk him out of it.
His plan was to kill people on campus.
The Power of Faith, Hope, and Relationships On September 28, 2016, School counselor Molly Hudgens was in her office at Sycamore Middle School when a fourteen-year-old armed with a semiautomatic handgun and an additional magazine of ammunition came to her in the counseling department
