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She Said Yes: A Video Tribute to Cassie Bernall by Her Friends [VHS]

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Beginning with the news footage of that fateful day, this video portrays in a sensitive way the tragedy that touched our nation, and one particular girl's life. I found it to be a moving and powerful video that inspires us to live our lives more fully.

Why is it anytime a Christian gets positive press, the naysayers come out in force? The Bernalls dont personally get a dime from this video, and it really takes away from the positive message to question the sacrifice of Cassie Bernall. This is grade A stuff and you need to see it if you have a teen, love a teen, or know a teen, or if you're just a Christian who needs a boost! I can't say enough about this and recommend it to everyone

That movie and the book influenced me to become a stronger person to have more faith in god and trust in myself. I would definantly buy it if i did not own it yet. But I do.

"She Said Yes" is an extraordinary video. It is a touching tribute to the martyr Cassie Bernall. She was a daughter, a friend, but most of all she was a teenager. This video gives a wonderful insight on the struggles and victories a Christian has. It's a great video for parents, teens, and Youth Group meetings. If you are thinking of purchasing this video I strongly recommend you do so. It is money well spent. The reaction and out-look you will have on a Christian life will be totally changed. So don't wait....Buy your copy today!

Cassie Bernell is the best and i wish the best for her in heaven and hope the heavenly father will take care of her.

If you love a teen, have a teen, or know a teen, you need this video. It speaks to teens like nothing else, and to the heart of anyone of any age who sees it. After seeing it, I shared it with a friend, who shared it with a church youth group. He said you could have heard a pin drop in the auditorium! Christians need it to see what true faith is like and non-Christians will want to know more about the faith. It is a good idea when shown in groups to have someone qualified present to answer the many questions that are sure to be asked. Jesus was the winner and satan the loser when Cassie Bernall said YES!

This is a great video. It really explain Cassie's life before her death and how Christianity changed her life. It was a great video and the book is even better.

I have read the book and watched the video. Both of them have brought tears to my eyes. I'm only 13 but I know that God is the way to go. Just finding out and getting to know more about Cassie Bernall and her last word, "Yes," has led me closer to God. It has also thickened my relationship with him.

I recently used this video with the youth group in my church. It was an excellent tool in helping these young people see that Cassie was an ordinary teenager, just like them who had extrordianary faith in her God. They were all touched by her story and her strong faith and belief. Several went on to read the book and I have seen great changes in their lives in a very short time. It is a wonderful thing to have a video like this to use with young people when there are so many negitive things being said about them today. I personally recommend this video to anyone who works with young people or is ministering to them.

Emily Wyant's assertion that Cassie's exchange with her killer never happened is disputed by other survivors of the library who continue to stand by their initial accounts. In addition, ballistic reports confirm that it was Harris, not the jewish Klebold, who shot Cassie, therefore proving the inaccuracy of Emily's testimony. Emily apparently suffered greatly from PST(post-traumatic stress disorder), and her recollections of events were effected as a result.

Other issues involve why the Jefferson County Sheriff's office hid video testimony that showed anti-Christian hatred and murderous threats by the 2 killers, and why they allowed Salon.com reporters access to private information about Cassie, while none of the other victim's information was released. Furthermore, the Salon.com article which tried to "debunk" Cassie's testimony in death coincided with the release of this book. The sheriff's department tried to make it look as though the two killers were targeting athletes, when in fact, most of the victims were Christians. The killers did not ask their victims "Are you are athlete?", but rather "Do you believe in God?".

I find the testimony of Cassie to be a wonderful example of faith, and she should be honored by Christians as a heroic example of faith.