A Video Tribute To Rachel Scott (Re-done)

Rachel Scott was just a typical teenage girl growing up in the 90&But Rachel was anything but typical: she was incredibly dedicated to following and serving God. Though she was mocked for her beliefs by kids at school (2 of which were her killers), at times doubted her faith and constatly struggled with personal issues that every teenager faces, she remained faithful to God. Then, on April 20, 1999 at Columbine High School, she was brutally killed while affirming her faith in Him. Rachel died instantly from multiple gunshot wounds to her head, leg, arm and chest outside the library (which was also the main scene of The Columbine High School Massacre) while eating lunch with a friend (Columbine survivor Richard Costalldo) after the shooters threw a pipe bomb at them and when it failed to detinate, they opened fire, hitting Rachel and Richard. As Rachel tried to crawl away, one of the gunmen (most likely Eric Harris) put the gun to her head and asked her if she believed in God. When she said that she did, she was murdered. Rachel was the first of many to die that fateful day. Now, 10 years after the horrible tragedy at Columbine, Rachel&faith lives on! Shortly after her death, her parents discovered a series of private journals in which Rachel had constant conversations with God through letters and also eerily depicted through drawings how she knew she would not have a long life. In her honor, Rachel&family has started a school wide program called Rachel&Challenge, all about...