Masada Metal Print

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A water jug left at the site of the Siege of Masada by troops of the Roman Empire. This siege ended in the mass suicide of the 960 Sicarri rebels and their families who were hiding there and chose to die rather than be taken captive by Rome.

KATHRYN MCBRIDE, a Colson Center Fellow, is the founder/ principal of Letcetera, Ltd., a graphic design and publishing firm in suburban Chicago. While a visual artist by profession, she also enjoys a variety of creative pursuits. In all that she does, she endeavors to make things beautiful. Kathryn founded and led a ministry for Christian artists and also maintains the website www.AValiantLife.com. She is deeply affected by stories of sacrifice, nobility and courage and seeks to honor those who have given their lives for something greater than themselves. Kathryn was raised in a family with a rich heritage of Christian missionaries who lived by faith and modeled powerful prayer lives. She is the author of "A Warrior's Prayerbook for...