Late last November, Hans Schmidt, a 26-year-old former military combat medic who is married with two small children, was preaching the gospel in the public square in Glendale, Arizona, when a car pulled up near him and shot him in the head. He told ABC15 News in a new report:
A month after evangelist Hans Schmidt was moved out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and into a long-term care facility within the hospital, the result of being shot in the head while street preaching, he returned to church with family in tow and even played the drums during the
A week after evangelist Hans Schmidt was moved out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and into a long-term care facility within the hospital, his eyes are open and he’s able to interact with his family, albeit in a limited manner, with a long way to go, according to a
Glendale Police have released street camera footage showing the exact moment evangelist Hans Schmidt was shot in the head preaching the gospel. Sadly, the video, in which Schmidt appears shot from behind, is too grainy to see where the gunfire came from and identify any perpetrators. Viewer discretion is advised. Schmidt,
An evangelist who was shot in the head while street preaching is showing small signs of recovery, according to Pastor Gary Marsh of Victory Chapel First Phoenix, who provided the congregation with an update Wednesday evening. “It’s up and down. It’s up and down. It’s up and down. He’s not out
(AZ Family) A congregation is in shock after a beloved religious leader was shot in the head while preaching on a Glendale street corner on Wednesday night. In an update on Friday morning, Glendale police say 26-year-old Hans Schmidt, a husband and father of two, remains in critical condition and
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