Author Archives: Andrew

Dear Father, So much has changed since I wrote to You last time.  I know now why I was still assigned to Cora.  I’m glad she’s Home.  I’m glad she’s with Lor.  And with You.  But I’m sorry for Vincent.  … Continue reading →

Dear Father, I’m not even sure where to begin.  This week has been a rollercoaster emotionally.  I’m amazed at Your work this time.  It’s not that I’m not always amazed but this time… wow.  To think that ever since this … Continue reading →

Dear Father, Thank You for giving me this assignment.  I appreciate that I’ll have some time in Dyeland.  Being close to the Tunnels, even if I’m not going there, makes everyone seem so much closer.  And I really enjoy spending … Continue reading →

Dear Father, Sometimes it seems like the times I most need to write to You happen when I can’t find much time to.  Thank You for giving me this time right now.  And thank You for this afternoon with some … Continue reading →

Dear Father, In some ways it’s hard to believe it’s been 144 years since the day Sam found me in the woods and told me the news. There have been difficult times but there have been so many more wonderful, … Continue reading →

Dear Father, You know I’m not happy about what happened.  And I know You aren’t, either.  But I know, if they’ll let You, You’ll work great things into the lives of the H—– family even after this tragedy. I don’t … Continue reading →

Dear Father, Thank you for answering my prayer.  I was so angry on Wednesday but by yesterday I felt it melting away. First, Mr. H—– was taken into custody and the police assured us he won’t be coming back to … Continue reading →

Dear Father, Please help me with my anger. Love, Andrew

Dear Father, Thank you for getting me back to Dyeland for tonight.  I would have hated to miss Rose’s party at the Cafe.  I don’t like missing any of the important events in their lives but birthdays seem especially bad … Continue reading →

Dear Father, I’m still thinking about my last assignment.  I hope Trevor’s recovery is going well.  I also hope his parents learned something.  Pushing a kid too far can have tragic consequences.   This time their son survived and I hope … Continue reading →