Genevieve Parkhurst preaches on what she calls “the power of love going out.” She tells of a photographer who calms crying infants with quiet, patient love, and of missionaries John and Kay Peters, who gave up nearly everything they owned but what fit into a station wagon. She tells too of a young captive who disarmed the soldiers sent to execute him by pouring out love instead of fear. It is this same love, she tells the camps, that can transform any person or situation.
