Do you ever wish you had a magic mirror that could give you all the answers?

In the tale of Snow White, an evil queen learns from her magic mirror that she's not the fairest one of all.

Her stepdaughter, Snow White is, thus planting the rotten seed

of envy that festers inside the queen for years. But life isn't easy for Snow White. After the queen

runs her out of town, Snow White has no family to turn to. She basically becomes a live-in maid

to seven small coal miners.

She's just living life, trying to make the best of the situation.

But the queen can't see any of that.

She sees only a threat.

And jealousy, unchecked, unchallenge, turns turns her into a poison apple murderer.

All because an enchanted piece of home decor told the queen, someone else is better than you.

They say jealousy is a disease, but maybe it's really a symptom of misguided insecurity, of misunderstanding each other,

and of forgetting that we all struggle, even if we hide it. In today's story, one woman's

jealousy clouds her perception until she can only see red.

I'm Harvey Guillen, the time is less important than the setting, because it takes

place in a town where life moves more slowly, where the people are less interested in fads and trends,

where picture-perfect homes overlook rolling hills and deep forest. It's such an idealic place that Lassie, the Heroic TV dog, was actually invented here.

Yep, she was based on a real-life dog named Toots.

What I'm saying is Springfield Township, Pennsylvania is the epitome of small-town America.

And there, along a two-lane country road, an old church opens its doors to the cold air. Trinity, Evangelical, Lutheran has stood for over 250 years.

It's older than the United States.

And all that time, it served a loyal congregation,

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