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Yona is an ordinary boy with an extraordinary fate. Children on the streets of Capernaum tease him as the Foundling, because he is being raised by an elderly widow who found him as a baby on the shores of Lake Gennesaret. Jonah wants to be a fisherman, like most of the men in his town, and he also dreams of a good father, like Jesus. The boy can't even imagine that soon the Teacher will face difficult trials.

The Easter Story invites readers to travel back in time to the origins of Christianity, when Jesus lived and preached in Capernaum, and Jonah was most likely among those who listened to the Master and lived by following His teachings.