They Walk With Us

Can holy blessings be found in a box of donuts? Can an angry grieving skinhead learn to become a peacemaker after a chance encounter with a strange old lady? Can a rock in a leather bag help a wounded soldiers spirit heal? The Gods of old still walk the world. They can still be found if you know how to look. And they bring blessings and challenges suffering and healing to those who can find them. In this collection of short stories John T. Mainer explores how the ancient Gods might still be found and how they might bless us as our paths cross theirs. From war-torn Bosnia and Afghanistan to the peaceful green hills of British Columbia and the bustle of downtown Vancouver he shows us how-perhaps-we might find them today. Even the most ordinary of places can turn out to be not so ordinary at all. . . and even the most ordinary-seeming person could turn out to be a God in disguise.