Reflection of Grace

Abigail has spent her life being everything to everybody. So how did she find herself here--divorced, lonely, hopeless, and planning her own suicide? In desperation, she cries out for God to see her pain and send her a miracle. Silence. Even He, too, has forsaken her. Determined now, she is stopped only by a sound at her door. Crying. It's not her problem. It becomes louder. Unable to ignore the sound any longer, she looks out and sees a small girl on her doorstep. Opening the door and her life, she takes the child's hand. Will her desire to help the abandoned girl cause Abigail to lay aside the plans to end her life? Or will the insistent whispers of "it's not my problem" triumph over her conscience?