We both wept that day, and there were no more vicious grapevine tales originating from that giant in the future. God would've been perfectly happy if one of the Hebrew soldiers, armed to the teeth, in full metal jacket, had stepped into the valley to confront Goliath. They went straight to the hospital. Sharon knew this family of four would be complicated in ways unlike the dozens of others she has had in her care. The famly she took to an apartment building, one of the houses for homeless refugees and immigrants that she and her husband Bill Murphy call Mary House - houses they bought, renovated, furnished and maintain.
Murphy asks in response to the inevitable question.
You can't not take her in, because taking people in is what you do. It was an idea of such astounding simplicity that most people had to ask twice to make sure they'd understood. Families are homeless, ergo, take them in. Families need help, therefore, help them. The Murphys have found answers to these questions over the past two decades.