When Tony Dungy was a young pro football player in his second year with the Pittsburgh Steelers, he came down with mononucleosis, which sidelined him and made him anxious about whether he would be able to stay on the team.

Rookies, after all, were snapping at his heels, ready and willing to take his place at the word go. That is when his teammate and roommate, Donnie Shell, said words to him that were like an epiphany, Dungy told a crowd of several hundred at Christian Heritage School Saturday morning.

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The dramatic rescue of 33 miners trapped near Capiapo, Chile, couldn’t have ended any better. As the world watched, all the miners were brought to the surface amid joyous celebration both in Chile and around the world.

Among the trapped miners was Jose Henriquez, whose brother printed T-shirts with Psalm 95:4 on it: “To Him be the glory and honor. Because in his hands are the depths of the earth, and the heights of the mountains are His.”

Stories of faith abounded at the camp. One Chilean businesswoman flew to Copiapo from the capital of Santiago and pushed her wheelchair nearly 40 miles to the mine site as a journey of faith. “There are 33 of them, and Jesus died and came back to life when he was 33,” Bernarda Lorca explainsed, a Chilean flag flying from her chair. “So, you see, I had to be here with them.”