KING: We have yet to see the faces and names of the 26 people who were shot and killed during their church service in Sutherland Springs, Texas yesterday, except the one person, the pastor's 14-year old daughter Annabelle Pomeroy. Her parents were traveling when it happens. And her mother says one thing that gives her some comfort is that Belle, as she's called, died surrounded by the church family she loved so deeply. We also know eight of those killed from the same family. Several who died were children including an 18-month old baby. All day long those are the connections to this tragedy have been telling us their stories of grief, hope, and faith that they'll get through this.</s>GLORIA RODRIGUEZ XIMENEZ, KNEW CHURCH SHOOTING VICTIMS: There's no words to describe what everybody is going through. Who would have ever thought that's the safest place to be and look what happened.</s>SHERIFF JOE TACKITT JR., WILSON COUNTY, TEXAS: The man went through there or the creature, whatever you want to call him, went through there firing with, you know, an assault rifle and took no mercy on anyone there. Why do you have to deal with a situation like this? We don't know.</s>KATHLEEN CUMOW, CHURCH SHOOTING WITNESS: I will never forget those shots. That noise. This is two and three generations of two or three families are not with us anymore.</s>PASTOR MIKE CLEMENTS, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FLORESVILLE, TEXAS: These people, many of these people have lost loved ones. But one thing they have not lost is their faith. Our job is to respond to hate with love and forgiveness.</s>JOHNNIE LANGENDORFF, CHASED SHOOTING SUSPECT: I hope that everyone affected is able to rest a little better knowing that this guy will never breathe again.</s>KING: Well, we'll continue to learn and tell you the stories of those lost. Wolf Blitzer picks up coverage of that horrible massacre in Texas right after a quick break.
Texas Town Mourns Victims Of Church Massacre.