Genevieve Parkhurst tells of a Jewish man who survived a concentration camp as a boy. Years later, on Armistice Day, he suddenly smashed a store window display holding a German officer’s helmet. She pairs his story with that of a woman still shamed by a childhood piano recital gone wrong. Both show, she tells the 1966 California Asilomar Healing CFO, how Jesus can heal hurts still felt beneath the surface of an adult life.