The first thing notice is the stale smell of sweat, like a shirt, stained with its sour scent after being left unwashed for weeks. The ground is cold as ice. When I open my eyes, all I see is black. I’m blind. My eyes adjust to realize I’m blindfolded. Aware I am not in a place I know, I try to move only to find that my arms and legs have been bound tight together. Where am I? How did I get here? How do I get out? Panic runs with my blood, my heart beats so hard my head aches. My hands sweat and my body turns as cold as the cement. I try to remember the last think that happened…nothing comes. Fear and panic torture my mind, making it impossible to find a clue to where I am. Then through the panic a memory surfaces and I listen. I am five years old, sitting on a church pew next to my mother. We are praying. Though life has led me not to believe in God, a sudden urge consumes me and I pray…my last hope. God, please help me get out of here. I don’t know where I am or how I got here, I just want to go home. Please God, I beg, help me. I pray for salvation in His kingdom. I pray for forgiveness from my trivial sins. I pray because it’s my last hope.