Columbine Courage: Rock-Solid Faith

by Ron Luce

Book Overview

On April 20, 1999, two young gunmen from Littleton, Colorado terrorized Columbine High School, leaving 13 dead and 25 injured. Now, more than a year after the incident, these students are looking to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0849956072
• ISBN13: 9780849956072
• Release Date: April 2000
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.7" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Martyrs at Columbine, my view

I don't beleive all or even a majority of the kids killed at Columbine were killed for their beleif. The one thing I DO know is that Rachel Scott WAS killed for her faith. While the only living person who knows if Rachel was confronted that day blocks the entire day from his memory there is still proof. In the videos made before April 20th Eric and Dylan said they wanted to kill Rachel for her belief. Also, Rachel's parents say that the autopsy shows she was shot in the head from very close range. I don't want to waste to much space hear so if you want to know more e-mail me at NHLBK@aol.comOn this book, I havn't read it yet. I do have some books I recomende though, "She Said Yes", "Rachel's Tears", "The Martyrs' Torch", "The Journal Of Rachel Scott"To those who complain on all the books being wrote on the tradgey I gotta wonder why you go and review and complain about them all. I peronally like to read about this incedent and how God is going to use it. Remember there are thousands of writers out there and they have to write something to put food on the table.

This Is Incredible!

This book ministers to teens all over the country. In the wake of such tragedy and sadness, Columbine Courage is a breath of fresh air. Way to go Ron Luce!!!

Teens can be Inspiring

I have read parts of it. It is inspiring to know that there are teenagers across this country who do care about themselves, their families, their schools and communities, including our sick and violent society to do something about it and make a positive difference.