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An insider s check out the events encircling the nickel mines amish schoolhouse shootings informed by the counselor who was simply called upon to come to the farmhouse where the families fulfilled on that fateful day.
OnOctober 2, 2006, Charles Roberts, an area milk-tank truck driver, bound and taken ten young girls within an Amish schoolhouse before committing suicide. Five young ladies perished. Five others were greatly injured and still left in critical condition. Within the aftermath of the massacre, the Amish community shunned the multimedia. But they requested that Amishraised counselor Jonas Beiler come to the field to provide his moral and spiritual support.
In "Think No Bad," Beiler offers his first-person bill of the situations, as well as of those who were closest to the field: the surviving children, the volunteer fireman Rob Beiler, the local counseling centre director Brad Aldricha, and Vietta Zook, aboard the first ambulance to reach. Beiler poignantly identifies the Amish people responses to the horrific violence as they come to away to the shocked members of the family of the killer, offering unconditional forgiveness.
The tale didn t end on that unpleasant day with the fatalities of those five girls. "Think No Bad "follows the ongoing tale of this gentle community having beliefs in God s design, of truly demonstrating Religious ideals, of responding with resilient love in the face of evil, of demolishing the field of the murders and rebuilding the schoolhouse, and of deciding to move onward in living out their beliefs in calmness."
