'A letter to God' is a story of a farmer's extreme faith in God. The writer G.L. Fuentes has tried to depict the faith of a poor and simple farmer in God in an impressive manner.

Breif summary of "A Letter to God"

"Lencho was an honest and hard-working farmer. He was shocked to notice that his crop was ruined in a hailstorm. He turned to God for getting some help. He wrote a letter to God. On Sunday, he posted the letter. When an employee of the post office chanced to see the letter addressed to God, he made fun of the man who had written that letter but his boss, the postmaster was a serious man and did not take the letter lightly. He was impressed by the extreme faith of the man and wished to have the same faith. He decided to answer the letter. He collected money from his employees to give in charity to the needy farmer. He was able to collect only seventy pesos and thought that farmer would be glad to receive the money. But to his utter disappointment, the postmaster was shocked to notice that it had made Lencho angry, who wrote another letter to God but with a warning not to send the money by post as he considered the postal employee 'a bunch of crooks' who had stolen thirty pesos from the hundred pesos sent by him.