Estonian descendent Irma Faulkner tells me her moving and dramatic story of how her six-member family fled their-homeland from oncoming Russians in August 1944 towards Nazi Germany in a one horse cart.  On the journey the Germans even took their horse away away as they continued to walk and hitch rides as they headed West.  All six of them courageously survived hunger, bombing and other perils.

The journey started on their farm south of Tartu, through Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czechoslovakia and finally refuge in the American Zone of Germany.  Hear a story of faith and Providence and what she learned and wants to tell you.  

God called her and her husband once they providentially got to Iowa.  What a story!

There are similarities to our families exodus and similarities to what is happening in Ukraine. This is an episode you need to hear!