Preacher Survives Street Shooting

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A 26-year-old man is making remarkable progress in his journey to recovery after being shot in the head while preaching on a street corner in Glendale, Arizona. The incident occurred on November 15, when Hans Schmidt, a father of two and former military veteran, was sharing the word of God with passersby.

According to Fox 10, Schmidt was standing at a busy intersection, inviting people to a local church service, when he was shot around 6:00 p.m. by an unknown assailant who then fled the scene. He was immediately rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Schmidt’s wife, Zulya, took to Facebook to share updates about his condition and to ask for prayers from the community. She described the incident as a sudden and tragic turn of events that has changed their lives forever. However, she also expressed gratitude for the progress her husband has made so far, calling him a “living miracle.”

 

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Despite the severity of his injury, Schmidt has shown immense strength and determination in his recovery. Recently, he was photographed holding his two-month-old baby boy and waving at his baby girl, an image that has brought hope and inspiration to many. Zulya posted these photos, along with a message of gratitude to those who have been praying for her husband’s recovery.

The community has rallied around the Schmidt family, showing support through prayers and donations. Victory Chapel, where Schmidt serves as outreach director, has also provided updates on his progress, urging people to continue praying and believing in a supernatural recovery.

The Glendale Police Department is still investigating the incident and has released video surveillance footage in hopes of finding the perpetrator. They have also asked for the public’s help in identifying the suspect.

Despite the challenges and uncertainties ahead, the Schmidt family remains determined to overcome this obstacle with the support of their community and their faith. Their story serves as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of prayer.

Victory Chapel has set up a page on its website where people can donate to aid the Schmidt family in covering medical expenses and other costs. The church is also hosting a fundraising event to support the family.

Schmidt’s condition continues to improve, and he is making progress every day. However, the road to recovery is still long, and the family is asking for continued prayers and support from the community. Their unwavering faith and strength serve as an inspiration to many, and their story is a testament to the power of love, hope, and faith in difficult times.

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