These stories are the ones discovered as they are written, the authors learning from one another, finding common values in the text of very different lives. These are the stories that can provide a compass heading in difficult times. These are the stories that can lead to us. It is not something you do to another person. It is something you do with people . . .
Dialogue is a living experience of inquiry within and between people.
Each, embodies one of Isaac's principles. In a small rural community, tragedy hits hard. When it's a high school senior who is killed in a car wreck, a few weeks before graduation, everyone grieves. Within hours of the young man's death his friends and family created a shrine beside the highway, at the base of the tree his car had struck. To their simple structure, a wooden cross holding his senior picture, passers-by began adding offerings of their own.