A devastating attack occurred at a Latter-day Saint church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, where a gunman opened fire, killing four people and injuring eight others before setting the building ablaze. The shooter, identified as Thomas Jacob Sanford, a Marine veteran, reportedly harbored anti-Mormon sentiments and had expressed resentment towards the church for years. Survivors, including the daughter of one of the victims, spoke of moments of forgiveness amidst the chaos. The community is now mourning and seeking answers as investigations into the motive continue, with some suggesting Sanford’s erratic behavior and long-standing grievances against Mormons played a role. As families of the victims begin to share their stories and launch fundraisers, local and national leaders are calling for a review of security measures at places of worship.