Now with a new afterword! A five star–reviewed, unforgettable story that bestselling author Homer Hickam calls “one of the most eloquent, moving, irresistible true stories” he’s ever read. The Waiting will touch your heart and make you believe in love’s enduring legacy, as well as the power of prayer. In 1928, 16-year-old Minka was on a picnic in the woods when she was assaulted and raped. And suddenly this innocent farm girl—who still thought the stork brought babies—was pregnant. The story that follows has been almost a hundred years in the making. After a lifetime of separation, Minka whispered an impossible prayer for the first time: Lord, I’d like to see Betty Jane before I die. What happened next was a miracle. Written by Cathy LaGrow (Minka’s granddaughter), The Waiting brings three generations of this most unusual family together over the course of a century in a story of faith that triumphs, forgiveness that sets us free, and love that never forgets. (As seen on The Today Show.)
The authors discuss the circumstances that brought them together and their decision to abstain from sex until marriage.
introduction: a reflection on waiting of savouring the future, of staying in the present and of finding meaning in the act of waiting. It was only when I was pregnant with my first child that I realized that I had completely ...
Today I have been waiting for her at a distance from her place. In case her landlady finds out that she is out dating, she would create a ruckus. Therefore, I cautiously wait for her, pretending to be watching the surroundings, ...
God can do it if you are willing to wait for the change. ... The praying isn't really the hard part, the “wait” is. It may seem like you have been waiting forever for this to come to pass, but 2 Peter 2:38 says But, beloved, ...
Have you ever thought how much you must wait? Waiting is an inevitable part of life. It is helpful to really consider and reflect on waiting in our individual lives. What are we waiting for? What do we do now?
However, a wanderer on the waiting path can only go with their assigned travel assisting guide.” “Wait. A spirit on the, what?” I stopped in my tracks. “The waiting path. It is what we call the place for wanderers or spirits that have ...
Yet , that denial and that separation are themselves a kind of pain for those of us who wait outside the moat , cut off by it . Every Easter , as I look at the corpus on the cross above our altar , I am reminded of that separation ...
These souls “under the Altar” were still waiting, and their waiting wearied them. “How long?” they cried. They were not in the flesh, their bodies had been slain. They were absent from the body and present with the Lord, with Christ, ...
Hannah slipped away undetected and, as the sound of bombs heralded the arrival of enemy aircraft, she made her way into another shelter to wait out the air raid. When the all clear sounded she left hurriedly and eventually boarded ...
This wild book takes the reader on a trip past the edges of waiting into the delights of sexual imagination. What seems to be a quiet doctor’s office, with beige...