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The Letter by Bob Stevenson
A young minister recieves an anomymous letter from one of his church members. If you are at all familiar with small town church life you should enjoy the story.
It Must Be Santa by Richard L. Provencher
Today was Christmas Eve, but it didnât seem to be special anymore. After all, Ted was an only child. So getting a stack of presents was no big deal.
Island of Song by Richard L. Provencher
A small island peeks from the surface of Economy Lake, almost an explosion of rock lined with trees. Tall silhouettes create a border for a private space, a hidden sanctuary.
STRANGE SEA RESCUER by Samuel Akinola
Johnny thought he would die, the fury of the tempest growing mountainous all over him. On the brink of death, help comes - a strange helper truly!
A NIGHT OF NIGHTMARE by Samuel Akinola
A fantasy I once thought, until I encountered the ferocious beast
Small Town Jesus by lynn gipson
The small town in South Georgia I lived in as a child had Jesus.
Any Other Time, Lord by lynn gipson
Joshua finds life just as he tries to end it.
Alone At Sea by Michele Fleming
Alone with nothing but the sea, Dana finds peace and forgivness.
Surprise Around the Corner by Michele Fleming
Never say that "potato salad" can't play match maker!!
"The Secret Santa" by Billy Adams
It was Christmas Eve and the festive season found Amy and Lisa Ridley in bed anxiously awaiting the arrival of Santa. Amy could not sleep that night with the knowledge of what she had done to her sister just a few days earlier.
The Art of The DEAL by Billy Adams
Art Williams was a successful businessman. He could always negotiate business contracts better than any of his colleagues. He never had time for family and due to his endless pursuit of the next deal, Art found himself in a position in which his life was lived alone and without much purpose. Art was always good at closing deals.
The Dilemma by Billy Adams
Scott was frozen in fear. How could he solve this dilemma that so affected his life and well being. Should he try to run for it or comply with the stated demands of a person many referred to as "The Puppet Master"?
The Appointment by Billy Adams
George sat in his car waiting for 3 o'clock to finally arrive. The air conditioner was blowing as he listened to the radio. He had a meeting at church with the minister of Education. He wondered why Charles had asked him to meet. George had only been a member of Liberty Baptist Church for a few months and was getting tired of always being asked to participate in some new ministry. He let it slip one day that he was interested in the youth group and before he knew it, brother Jimmy had requested that he help out with youth functions.
When We Live to Manage the Telltale by Billy Adams
The door closed behind him as he made his way into the house. It had been a relatively good day at church that Sunday and Henry was ready for some lunch and possibly a nap. His wife was visiting with her sister in Ohio that week, so Henry was on his own for a few more days. While he was preparing a meal for himself, he kept thinking about a conversation he had earlier that day right before church services started. He was walking down the hallway and as he was heading for his assigned place during worship time, someone stopped him to talk for a while. During the conversation, that person hinted that something might be wrong in his life and that he needed to address those issues. Henry quickly left that person to continue into church. He was somewhat put off by the opinions of this person that he had known for such a long time. How dare this person challenge his Christian service?
Cajun's Money by lynn gipson
A Homeless man inherits a small fortune and turns it into grace.
A Damp Sky by Ken John
A children's story about a water droplet, written as a response to the second day of creation, Genesis 1:5-7.
Financially French by Ken Brooks
My french press broke today. Actually, it happened sometime late last night. This morning I used the coffee maker that drips. After one sip I was already missing my old french friend. The coffee was so weak, I was certain it was water's cousin.
Share a Piece of My Bread by lynn gipson
Jude watches his brother in secret on the mountain during His fat.
Bantering Beaus by PamFord Davis
It is not easy, to keep peace, between an old boyfriend and a new love...
Desiree's Thanksgiving by delilah washington
God gives us the power of instinct through the Holy Spirit. And Desiree's spirit was letting her know that her husband wasn't being honest about some things. We need to learn to listen to this spirit and act accordingly, and have peace.
Just Another Angel by louis gander
We both were thinking our own thoughts
and no one said a word -
until his son walked up to us
and this is what I heard...
My Name Is Jacob by lynn gipson
A story of divorce and a fairy tale ending.
Just Breathe! Said Jesus by lynn gipson
Revised edition of previous entry
Triumph in My Transition by PamFord Davis
Living in a dorm has both its advantages and disadvantages. Settling in does not settle all problems.
A Child Blessed by lynn gipson
A fictional story for children inspired by my oldest, very smart grand daugher
Genesee and the Fearful Bear by lynn gipson
A fictionalized children's story inspired by my own little Indian princess grand daughter.
Two Runaways and a Hippie by lynn gipson
A stranger comes to the aid of two battered children
The Officer and the Hobo by lynn gipson
This story was inspired by my wonderful son, who is a police officer in Memphis.
Outsider on the Outskirts by PamFord Davis
Reading between the lines, we get a glimpse into the life of Jonah, his rebellion, resentment and need for restoration.
Lilacs for Linda by PamFord Davis
"An actress counts the rungs on the ladder as she descends from her lofty position."

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