Seeing God in Others

One of the most horrific stories that comes from World War II, is the story of how the Japanese built the Burma-Siam railroad using allied prisoners of war as forced laborers. For every mile of track, 393 men are said to have died. Wearing nothing but loincloths, they worked for hours in scorching temperatures, chopping […]
A Mother’s Love

In 2018, the world watched anxiously as a youth soccer team became trapped deep inside a flooded cave in Tham Luang Cave. For days, rising waters and darkness cut the boys off from the outside world. Rescue teams worked tirelessly, but what many people remember just as vividly were the images of the parents, especially the […]
You Have Done It to Me

Tolstoy wrote that in a certain town there lived a cobbler, Martin Avdeitch. He lived in a small basement room whose one window looked out onto the street, and all he could see were the feet of people passing by. But since there was hardly a pair of boots that had not been in his […]