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Susan Classen and her companions struggle toward safety through bullets and bombs, then-- "Just before Guarjila we passed a dozen vultures. I noticed them from far off and was afraid we would find another cadaver in the road. . . . As we drew near, the vultures reluctantly flew to a nearby fence, I realized hundreds of yellow and white butterflies danced in that same area. We passed through their graceful flight." Classen shares her search f...

Susan Classen's nine years in Bolivia and El Salvador brought intense personal experiences -- an appendicitis attack in an isolated Bolivian village, being arrested and caught in cross fire in El Salvador, and challenging relationships. Identifying with survivors of poverty and oppression raised questions about nonviolence and God's presence in the midst of suffering. Classen's personal losses and life in war-torn El Salvador overwhelmed her. ...