Stations Along the Way

"Stations Along the Way" is a powerful story about Ursula, a woman consumed with guilt and shame over her involvement with Adolf Hitler and the Nazis during WWII. After traveling to America, she experiences prejudice similar to that forced upon Jews in Nazi Germany. However, Ursula finds unexpected self-forgiveness through the love of three Holocaust survivors, leading her full circle from worshiping the Swastika to worshiping the cross. A poignant, well-written account that immerses readers into life, love, and survival across two continents and four decades at a pivotal point in history.