Born in South Korea during the Korean War in 1952, Judge Webb lived in an orphanage and moved to the United States when he was adopted in 1959. He tells his story of hope after rising from squalor, spending nights in trash dumpsters, and eating garbage before running away from the crippling chaos. He received acts of kindness from many people and experienced mercy and grace, allowing him to find a safe place in a suffering world. In his book Running Away and Finding Home, he writes, “This is my story. I share it to inspire others. You, too, can make a difference.” His dynamic advice to value and appreciate the qualities of other people is delivered with a sense of humor that will be inspi...