Series: Pennsylvania Keystone CFO 1961

Genevieve Parkhurst retells the gospel story of a woman who touches Jesus in a crowd and is called “daughter.” She carries that image into the Pennsylvania Keystone CFO in 1961, where she tells of an army veteran and a pregnant mother, both healed after taking Holy Communion.

At the 1961 Pennsylvania Keystone CFO, Genevieve Parkhurst tells campers to look for God in ordinary snapshots. She points to a tired father, a devoted mother, and four army chaplains who give up their life jackets on a sinking troop ship. These are small close-up pictures of his sacrificial love.