Freeman Fields, pictured above, describes
how his teacher went into shock when the terrorists attacked the World
Trade Center, one block from their campus. (BP) photo by Jim Veneman
Baptist Press Story
N.Y. teen & classmates outrun
'huge cloud of dust & debris' |
Taylor Fields, pastor of the Graffiti
Church, right, shares information about prayer requests with an
unidentified member of the community. (BP) photo by Jim Veneman
Baptist Press Story
'This is the city I know & love,'
Baptist worker agonizes amid chaos |
Firefighter Chris Ward, of Engine Co. 7,
pictured above, describes how the smoky debris rushed past emergency
workers at ground zero. (BP) photo by Jim Veneman
Baptist Press Story
The miracle at Engine Co. 7,
in the shadow of the ruins |
Lt. Col. Ellen McArthur, of Red Bank,
N.J., displays an American flag that she pulled from the ruins of the
World Trade Center. (BP) photo by Jim Veneman |
New York City -- From the 39th floor of
the nearest apartment building, one can see the size of the project
that lies ahead for the cleanup of the devastated area. (BP) photo by
Jim Veneman |
National Guard units from across New York
were deployed to the scene of the World Trade Center bombing. Guard
members performed numerous duties including traffic control. (BP)
photo by Morris Abernathy |
New York City -- New York City police
officer directs some of the large trucks involved in the clean-up.
(BP) photo by Morris Abernathy |
Reta Mabe, of Roanoke, Va., pictured
above, leaves a Wednesday night candlelight prayer vigil. (BP) photo
by Morris Abernathy
Baptist Press Story
Nation cries out in prayer over
the Sept. 11 onslaught |
