Washington, Adams, and the Israelite Monarchy

The Book of Samuel tells the story of Samuel Gerard, a 12-year-old boy whose life is drastically changed when his father leaves on a religious quest to 'save the world. ' Samuel finds himself on a series of humorous and often chaotic adventures, from dealing with leeches and blowing up his friend's garage to navigating complex social issues like bullying, racism, and community violence. As Samuel tries to make sense of his world, he faces crossroads of religion, community, family, and friends, ultimately leading to a life-changing decision that tests his courage and understanding of personal sacrifice.