Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is to leave a light on.
My little brother David, and my sister-in-law live in the small town where I grew up. Their home is a turn-of-the-century house with a wonderful front porch – swing and all.
My brother loved investing in others, especially teens. During her high school years, David built a relationship with Sada.
Sada was not going through a typical teen rebellion. A brilliant, reflective soul, she was struggling with deep issues of justice, truth, and grace. Sada was an extraordinary girl with an equally exceptional brain and giant heart. She needed a safe place to examine issues of her heart and soul, darkness and light.
