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After losing his home in the Old Trails Fire, Christopher Guyton finds solace in unexpected support from friends and strangers, reminding him of what matters most.
SPOKANE, Wash. — You wouldn't expect someone to look at their home that was lost in a fire and think it's a "blessing."
It's the word Christopher Guyton kept coming back to when talking about his home destroyed in the Old Trails Fire in Spokane County, Washington.
"I think God just kind of was like, 'You actually don't need this house. It's fine," said Guyton.
With his wife, cat and two little kids, Guyton rushed from his home on Aug. 1, like thousands of other families did that day.
"I looked at, li...
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