15:22
Fireworks from Above
by Faye Lane
A flight attendant describes how she adjusts her attitude while up in the air.
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Flight Attendant, Refugee, and a Preacher
A flight attendant describes how she adjusts her attitude while up in the air; a Vietnamese family is forced to flee from their home to take refuge in an unknown land; and after running out of gas, a young preacher in 1960s Texas ends up in a pool hall.
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12:52
Oh Captain, My Captain
by Pha Le
A Vietnamese family is forced to flee from their home to take refuge in an unknown land.
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12:33
Easter in a Texas Roadhouse
by Wayne Reece
After running out of gas, a young preacher in 1960s Texas ends up in a pool hall
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Extras From This Episode
Faye Lane
Faye Lane during a trip to Costa Rica.
Pha Le
Pha and his father in 1974 when he was about one year old. Pha says: “We lived in a comfortable appartment in the resort town of Vung Tau. My father was a leutenant by this time and had a great place in the officer area of the town.”
Pha and two friends posing in front of the playground put together by UNICEF in Indonesia, 1983.
Pha and his parents in California in 1985. Pha says: “Just the three of us, sharing an apartment with the photographer of this picture and two other men in Pasadena. 5 adults. One child. Two bedrooms. One bathroom.”
Pha’s entire family last year. Pha says: “My wife, my sons, my parents, my brothers and their fiancés. All together now.”
Wayne Reece
Wayne during his time in seminary.