WWJD stands for “What would Jesus do?” Christians ask it before a choice, to act as Jesus would in their place. The question comes from Charles Sheldon’s novel In His Steps, first printed as a serial in 1896, and the WWJD bracelets began with a church youth group in Holland, Michigan, in 1989. The letters are English, so in Spanish the question is ¿Qué haría Jesús? and in Italian Che cosa farebbe Gesù? Sheldon took his title from a single…

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