“Alright, you want to know, you want to know what the wound is? There are three beautiful kids that are gone and they’ve only found enough to bury one of them, but my son is alive, and I have no idea why.
Daisy got run over by a car. I can understand that. We didn’t fix the fence. I can feel guilty about that. But I—. This is what hurts so bad.
I don’t know how to feel happy that my son was not in those buildings.”
Sue, September Bears
On Today's show, I sit down with Bob Karel, director of September Bears, opening at Master Arts Theater on September 11th. Bob shares the heart behind this moving, true‑story production that highlights one teacher's incredible response to the events of 9/11. As it expanded to her church, their compassion, courage, and willingness to serve became a powerful testimony of faith in action during one of America’s darkest moments.
The conversation explores how September Bears depicts believers as the hands and feet of Jesus, bringing comfort and hope when tragedy strikes. Bob reflects on the impact this church made simply by choosing to love well and step forward when others stepped back. This interview will inspire you—and the play will move you.
Listen Here, and then come see this powerful production. Get your tickets now!
Additionally, my revised and expanded book, "Men of Valor," is now available for sale in paperback!
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