Mrs. Forester has lofty dreams for her daughter, Marilyn, envisioning her attending university and mingling with students from her own upscale social class. However, Marilyn and her friends are drawn to a new Bible school opening in town. Mrs. Forester worries that her daughter will become one of the "low-class" missionary or Bible students she currently associates with, and concocts various plots and schemes to change Marilyn's mind. But then Mrs. Forester goes too far, and things spiral out of hand.

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Mrs. Forester has lofty dreams for her daughter, Marilyn. However, Marilyn and her friends are drawn to a new Bible school opening in town.

Roxie Orlis is excited to be chosen to join the pep club but is wrestling with peer pressure and her conscience at a school party. Marilyn Forester is asked to help lead a young people's group at her mother's church, but is she really up for that? Tim Barton is home on vacation from college, driving a new car and feeling rich. Dick Bryan has an outstanding Christian testimony, but his actions are questionable. In this book, whether he likes it or not, Danny is placed in the role of "Big Brother" and needs the Lord to guide him as he helps young people through major life choices.

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Danny’s friends Chuck and Marilyn are planning to be married and serve the Lord in full-time ministry together. But when Marilyn is struck with a life-changing illness, she, Chuck, her parents, and their friends must each find contentment and trust God even though they don’t understand His plans.