To Willie the very light in the room seemed darkened as he felt his father's rough hand on his arm, and his voice, thick with rage, hissing in his ear, "Will you leave the Stundists or not? It is that or death, for I will not stand this any longer!"

Trembling, Willie glanced from one face to another. Then with scarcely audible voice, but with a pathetic touch of bravery, he answered, "Do with me what you will, but I cannot leave my Jesus."

Young Willie is caught in the conflict between his humble determination to be true to his Savior and the bitter opposition of his Catholic parents. This true story illustrates the prevailing power of Christ's love over the bitterest of enemies.