The United States is once again reeling from the devastating impact of gun violence after a tragic mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis claimed the lives of two children, aged 8 and 10, while leaving at least 17 others injured. The heart-wrenching incident has plunged the community into grief, reigniting calls for urgent reforms to safeguard American families and children.
Gospel artist, writer, and prophet Daniel Jeddman has expressed his deepest condolences to the people of the United States, describing the tragedy as a painful reminder of the urgent need for stricter measures in gun ownership. Speaking in sorrowful tones, Jeddman said:
“As a Christian, gospel artist and a prophet, I am evenly devastated. Innocent children, who represent the very hope and future of every nation, should never have their lives cut short in places meant for safety and learning. Schools must be sanctuaries of education, not breeding grounds for violence.”
Jeddman’s message went beyond condolences, calling on President Donald Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to take bold and decisive steps to curb the recurring cycle of gun violence. He emphasized that stricter background checks must become a top priority, urging U.S. leaders to consider not only criminal histories but also medical and mental health evaluations when approving firearm purchases.
“It’s better for the governor of Minneapolis to implement a new strategy as in thoroughly checking back records, criminal records and medical reports of buyers irrespective of their age or gender, to be assured they’re not harmful or dangerous to the public,” Jeddman explained. “Because it appears almost every single shooting out there in the U.S. is either the shooter had medical issues or was mentally impaired.”
By specifically appealing to President Trump, Jeddman highlighted the critical role of the nation’s highest office in steering America toward meaningful change. “Mr. President, America looks to you in this hour of pain. This is not just about policy—it is about protecting the very soul of the nation,” he noted, urging collaboration between federal and state leadership to create preventive strategies that go beyond political divisions.
Jeddman concluded with a prayer for the grieving families, the injured survivors, and the American people: “May God comfort every broken heart and grant strength to every parent, sibling, and friend affected by this tragedy. May this loss not be in vain but serve as a turning point for lasting change.”
As the nation mourns, Daniel Jeddman’s words resonate as both a message of compassion and a prophetic call to action—urging President Trump and Governor Walz to lead America into a safer future where children can thrive without fear.
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