Have you ever wondered "what happens next?" to a cameo character in a good story? Someone like Eutychus, who while lounging on the sill of an open window, nodded off during Saint Peter's long sermon and fell to his what? His death? His crippling? His resurrection? Well, now you can know! Eutychus, according to Jay Bingham, author of this engaging new work, is on a search for "witness stories" that tell him more - because Eutychus wants to know what happened to others who also heard the good news. The Eutychus which Bingham brings to life is both humble in his efforts to author his book of witness stories but also convinced that as the steward of these love stories he must go to print for the sake of the world. Within these pages the reader will meet the wealthy and the con artist; female heads of households in a world of patriarchy and delightful servant girls who in no way stay hidden in the pantry. Each witness brings to the page a fresh look at the epiphanies of a motley group of believers whose lives were changed just enough to make them the ordinary miracles of a new and living faith. I'd suggest reading it, even simply for your own sake.
-- Reverend Deb Knowlton