There were eight people in the bus
when it burst into flame. Seven es-
caped. Despite frantic efforts to
rescue her eighteen-month-old
Krystal, the youngest of six children,
died.
The Knystal Promise, by the popular
authors Blaine and Brenton Yorga-
son, is not only the story of a death
but also the story of a life--the life
of Laura, Krystal s mother. How
does a grief-stricken mother recon-
cile herself to such a tragic loss? As
she calls upon her reserves of faith
what are some of the emotional and
spiritual challenges to be faced? The
promise of the ultimate joyous re-
union is sure but how can it com-
pensate for the loss of the living
presence, a loss immediate and m-
tense? And was the death a parr of
the Lord s plan or was it something
that happened by chance or by care-
lessness?
To such questions Laura seeks
answers as she reviews the events of
that terrifying morning. To each
question answers are ultimately
given, though not in the way ex-
pected, and Laura is gradually filled
with the comforting Spirit of the
Lord.
Though this story reads like tic-
tion, it is actually a true-to-life ac-
count of one family s experience. It is
a moving story of faith and of hope,
but more than all else it is a story of
love.
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