One True Path

In "Beside the Still Waters," Abram Lapp grapples with his deepening feelings for his neighbor, Rachel Ann, as she revels in her Rumschpringe with an Englisch boy named Michael. As tragedy strikes and her brother is critically injured, Rachel Ann feels torn between her newfound freedom and her roots in the Amish community. While relying on Michael for support, she begins to question if he is truly the right partner for her, prompting her to reconsider the possibility of love with the man next door.