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Hundreds of Nashville students sing to teacher battling cancer
Hundreds of Nashville students sing to teacher battling cancer
A teacher at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville received a touching tribute from his students.Country music star Tim McGraw posted a video of the emotional visit, which he said was sent to him by a friend.McGraw wrote that a group of 400-plus students and faculty members came to sing a worship song for Ben Ellis, who is fighting cancer."Our thoughts and Prayers are with him and his family.....
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WATCH: Hundreds of students sing outside home of teacher battling cancer - Story
WATCH: Hundreds of students sing outside home of teacher battling cancer - Story
- More than 400 students and faculty showed support for a beloved teacher's fight against cancer by gathering outside his window to sing and worship.The students, grades 9-12, and faculty of Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, assembled outside the home of Latin and Bible teacher Ben Ellis, who's been undergoing chemotherapy treatments since he was diagnosed with cancer last year.The group sung and played for 30 minutes.A video from inside Ellis' home showed the powerful scene.
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Over 400 students, faculty sing outside home of cancer stricken teacher
Over 400 students, faculty sing outside home of cancer stricken teacher
Video still courtesy Facebook/Tim McGrawNASHVILLE, Tenn. (NEWS10) – A Nashville-area high school teacher received an amazing outpouring of support from the entire student body from his high school.Ben Ellis began teaching Latin and Bible at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, Tennessee in 2008, according to ABC News.He was diagnosed with cancer last year and began chemotherapy treatments.On September 7, over 400 students and faculty came to his house, and they sang to him for over 30 minutes.
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'It was amazing': Over 400 students sing to Nashville teacher battling cancer
'It was amazing': Over 400 students sing to Nashville teacher battling cancer
(Courtesy: Christ Presbyterian Academy)NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – It usually takes a unique circumstance to call off class in high school, but last Wednesday it wasn't the weather, it wasn't a fire drill.At Christ Presbyterian Academy, students left the building—hundreds of them—for a beloved teacher, a teacher who won't be coming back.You may have seen the video of what happened next.It has over 21 million views after it was posted by Tim McGraw.
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