But in those thoughts about unity and faith, tell me about what you have seen from the ward leaders and members, but also the faith and support and help from those in the community and those from other faiths.

Yeah, that's a very good question.

Right from the very beginning, starting immediately that same Sunday after the ward got out, which happened very, very quickly, It was amazing to see neighbors, businesses, other churches reaching out to us so genuinely and with so much compassion.

It was amazing.

I remember within an hour or two, our members were being interviewed in a movie theater close by.

the FBI was doing an investigation and you know immediately we started seeing waters and snacks and things and later on food I mean it was organized so quickly and it was wonderful to see that that day I remember a gentleman who's become a dear friend of mine now Jerry Lassley he's a He's a pastor in an Episcopal church about two miles from our stake center site.

He called me and said, you know, if you need a building to meet, just want you to know that our building is yours.

I We always like to ask, what do you know now? And so, President Sanchez, one year after this horrific violence, this shooting and this fire, what do you know now about prayers and peacemaking and unity and faith in Jesus Christ?