Twenty-seven children died in a Texas flood, dividing families over whether it was an act of God or adult failure.

The women sound like men who have been to war: They can only try to tell you. “It was a place,” says a former camper, “I have been doing my best to re-create in my life wherever I have lived.” And another: “The closest I have felt to God.” “You know,” another alum tells me, “the poignancy of, I, … More »

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