The Road to the Cross Leads Home - Stewart, Faye
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You are invited on a journey. It begins with an open heart ... You can walk the road from Jerusalem to Jericho, be refreshed with living water at a well in Samaria or go fishing on the Sea of Tiberias with your friends where, after a hard night's toil catching nothing, you find breakfast waiting as you head back to shore ... Watch as a young mother thinks she has lost her son twice; once, when he was a lad and later when he was cut down in the prime of his life. If you believe in miracles this will lift you to the highest ... Catch a glimpse of a father's emotions as his eyes follow his…mehr

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You are invited on a journey. It begins with an open heart ... You can walk the road from Jerusalem to Jericho, be refreshed with living water at a well in Samaria or go fishing on the Sea of Tiberias with your friends where, after a hard night's toil catching nothing, you find breakfast waiting as you head back to shore ... Watch as a young mother thinks she has lost her son twice; once, when he was a lad and later when he was cut down in the prime of his life. If you believe in miracles this will lift you to the highest ... Catch a glimpse of a father's emotions as his eyes follow his rebellious son leaving home to find new life in a foreign country. Life's circumstances cause a change in the boy's heart; well, you'll have to read the rest of the story to see how it ends ... This journey is personal and life changing if you are willing to take the chance. When you choose to walk this road, which is narrower than all others, you will find yourself heading ... Home. And the good news is One who will love you forever waits to welcome you with open arms!
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Faye Stewart is an assistant professor of German at Georgia State University in Atlanta. She has published on queer and feminist approaches to canonical literature, crime and detective fiction, and contemporary film. She lives in Decatur, Georgia.