Reflections from 9/11: Memories serve as Arizona pastor’s call to love and compassion

Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist interim Pastor Terry Cummings looks over a manifest on her computer of all those impacted by the terrorist attacks in the North Tower of the World Trade Center in Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001. Her then law office, Ohrenstein and Brown, was located on the 85th floor. Two of her colleagues died that day; 20 others escaped. (Nanci Hutson/Courier)

Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist interim Pastor Terry Cummings looks over a manifest on her computer of all those impacted by the terrorist attacks in the North Tower of the World Trade Center in Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001. Her then law office, Ohrenstein and Brown, was located on the 85th floor. Two of her colleagues died that day; 20 others escaped. (Nanci Hutson/Courier)

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