Book one of a four part story of one family and the lives they touch. This book has a focus for Pastors kids, a glimpse of the "fishbowl" they live in and the way it effects everything in their lives.

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How could God have authored this? I thought…. If this was not God's will, why was He allowing it to happen? When was He going to put His foot down? What about His promises?

When Judah's family moves into town, Rebekah doesn't know about the river in Alaska that holds the key to his past. And she doesn't know that a roaring, rocky river in Silver Canyon Park will be linked with Judah's life and her own need for God. She knows only that her church is in deep trouble, and in spite of God's promises, she isn't at all sure how it can possibly work out for good.

The second story is a story of being different. Real different... rejected by peers and living in a broken home, alone and unwanted. How can hope be found?

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A teen-age albino girl who is partially blind moves to Colorado and struggles with the challenges of fitting in at the local high school. Her new friends help her to accept her handicaps and point her toward a deep and satisfying relationship with God.

Book three is a missions trip, but not everyone is there for the same reasons. This is a book about hiding from fears, from the past, from events that change us. Can it be done?

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During a missions trip in the jungles of Mexico, Ashton Cook encounters danger, hostility and fear, but far more painful are the bitter, hidden memories of her brother's death. With the help of her new friends, she is able to find deliverance and peace.

When is enough trouble enough? Does God really know how much we can take? Can He provide a way for us to make it through the impossible?

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Brenna is able to deal with the death of her parents and her crushing load of grief when she is directed to the word of God by her uncle, who is a preacher.