Fifty Years of Quiet Faithfulness

In the winter of 1938, a twenty-nine-year-old London stockbroker named Nicholas Winton canceled a skiing holiday to travel to Prague. What he found — refugee camps filled with Jewish families desperate to save their children from the Nazi threat — changed his life. Over the next nine months, Winton organized eight trains that carried 669 children to safety in Britain, arranging foster families, travel documents, and funding for each one.…