About seven hundred years ago in the dense forests of Radonezh, just outside Moscow, a humble hermit built a small wooden church and dedicated it to the Holy Trinity. A few years later, the reputation of his holy life began to spread everywhere. People began to arrive to seek his advice, and princes considered it an honor to speak with him. Today, in place of the small church, a glorious monastery stands. But what happened to that humble hermit? The new book in the series The Wireless Operators of God is inspired by the life of Saint Sergius of Radonezh. The authors are Christina Chatzithanasi-Danias and George Danias, whom we first met through the book Christ Among Us. The impressive and vigorous illustration that captures the atmosphere of the era is by Angeliki Delecha.