A gunman reportedly shot at a church near Memphis, CBS 46 reports, but police do not believe the shooting was connected to the recent attack on a church in South Carolina.

On Thursday morning, police arrived at the St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church on Pendleton Street after one of the church’s pastors reported finding a bullet hole in the front door of the building.

No one was injured during the shooting. It’s unclear when the shot was fired.

News of the Memphis shooting spread quickly on social media this morning, after a white man opened fire in a black church and killed nine people in Charleston, South Carolina.

From Twitter, some insights into how people are feeling this morning, in light of multiple church shootings:

This just happened. America. #MemphisShooting https://t.co/c4aP3eEDP5

— deray mckesson (@deray) June 18, 2015

I literally started crying after I heard about the other shooting in Memphis. These events are painful

— Yabani (@_SOULamazed) June 18, 2015

Shots fired into Memphis church. This is too close to home. #charlestonshooting. http://t.co/C4MUZA1ho5

— Christian LeBlanc (@amazechristianl) June 18, 2015

I can't even focus at work, knowing this guy is still out there, and now a shooting at a church in memphis…

— NightCrawlaJiggla (@DukeBlueBradley) June 18, 2015

What the fuck is happening? Now in Memphis…

— Chels (@__duchess___) June 18, 2015

According to local reporter Jerica Phillips, Memphis police have released a statement confirming details about the investigation. 

#Breakng MPD just released this response to the local church incident in Memphis where shots were fired. pic.twitter.com/RIYEGopPzH

— Jerica Phillips (@Jerica_Phillips) June 18, 2015

[Note: This article has been updated]