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721. Henry McNag by Larry Carter  
     Henry McNag is on a journey to tell someone why he is unique and why he BLINK BLINK BLINKS!
     
     
722. 21st Century Prince by Sara Harricharan  
     A modern-day prince finds himself caught up in an old world challenge. Is the Princess Misha worth the price?
     
     
723. Strawberry Surprise by Sara Harricharan  
     When Nola's Dad is called to investigate a murder, she turns detective in hopes of scoring a father-daughter luch.
     
     
724. Sock It To Me! by LauraLee Shaw  
     Are you a strong finisher? Or are you like me, finding it difficult to complete the tasks that surround you. Meet a family that learns a lot about the old saying: "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" one day.
     
     
725. The Cave by Sherry Hoffcastel  
     A short story in poem form. I see it as an allegory of a person coming to Christ.
     
     
726. Rachel's Discovery, Part 1 by Pam Frey  
     Every young person longs to fit in with their peers. This is a story about a young girl who feels like she doesn't fit in anywhere. Through the friendship of a Christian girl, she learns that God loves her just the way she is.
     
     
727. Restless, Colorless by Sara Harricharan  
     One girl is struggling with the shades of color that reflect the changing events in her life.
     
     
728. The Backyards by TJ Nickel  
     A modern perspective piece, this short story is about the coming of age of an abused character. The reader is invited to make the story their own through interpretation, or to study the intended details woven in by the author.
     
     
729. A Unbareable Conscience by TJ Nickel  
     A short story with much to say about the problems in Western culture....
     "I couldn't reconcile this sermon none neither, n thot Jesus was one that fed fish to the people, n tho he said a few lines bout people eating him, didn't think he was the cannable type. I'd done left school for church, n now, I was embareassed once again..."
     
     
730. Sunny Days by Sara Harricharan  
     After a tragic fire, one girl finds poetry and God.
     
     
731. Chipped Polish by Sara Harricharan  
     Through the eyes of one who loves her after a busy day, the afternoon takes a happy twist.
     
     
732. Dusken Blue by Sara Harricharan  
     A lonely girl finds comfort in water when her father dies.
     
     
733. Free At Last by David Story  
     A man behind bars, walks the final walk...
     
     
734. The Path by Catherine Pollock  
     An allegory of the straight and narrow paths...
     
     
735. Hopeful Hands by Catherine Pollock  
     In a country on the verge of outlawing Christianity, one missionary questions how the church will survive.
     
     
736. Bonnie by Catherine Pollock  
     A Christmas story.
     
     
737. Preparation by David Story  
     A Short Story from the FaithWriters Writing Challenge about a man and a prayer in preparation for Sunday's Service...
     
     
738. The Bean Seed Grows Up by Debbie Roome  
     A children's story about the growth of a bean seed and how he has to learn to be patient.
     
     
739. Trepidation's Shadow by Dara Sorensen  
     Japan, 1869. Young Sophie Symington has a secret that will change her life forever. What will happen to her should her father find out?
     
     
740. Until by   
     Biblical Fiction. Visit with Arrius the prision guard and his charge, the Apostle Paul, in prision as he prays and recieves divine revelation to write his letters to the churches spread across the Roman Empire.
     
     
741. Heaven's Touch by   
     Biblical Fiction. Mary seeks her next appointment, but this time with the 'Nazarene.' Follow Mary on her journey to Simon the Pharisse's house, where she hopes to deliver her costly gift to Jesus.
     
     
742. The Red Flag by Jeff Lowe  
     Are you ready for some football?
     
     
743. Homecoming Queen by Rhonda Clark  
     Can Aaron find forgiveness in his heart for a humiliation he suffered 25 years earlier?
     
     
744. For the Jewels Baby by Chris White  
     Sometimes others don't understand why we do the things we do when it's obvious we are not being treated with dignity, love or respect until we explain the deeper meaning of our actions.
     
     
745. Sensing Evil by LaNaye Perkins  
     She watched in horror as the demon worked its deception on her son. She knew its objective was to destroy him. She tried to warn him, but the pain worked like a fist choking the words out of her throat.
     
     
746. Stille Nacht by Allison Egley  
     A guard is on duty on Auschwitz on Christmas Eve. Will the joy of the season touch the saddest and hardest souls?
     
     
747. That I May Comfort Others by LaNaye Perkins  
     He was back in Bagdad, and bullets were hitting the hummer he was in. Up ahead he saw an IED take out one of their trucks, effectively stopping them and leaving them no way out. Suddenly there were insurgents rushing their patrol; his friends were screaming in agony as bullets riddled their bodies.
     
     
748. Supernatural Acts of Kindness by LauraLee Shaw  
     Encouragement comes in so many different ways, and it is available to us as believers in every season of life. Have you encouraged someone today?
     
     
749. Words Stuck in Quicksand by LauraLee Shaw  
     It's funny how sometimes the words we don't want to say flow freely, and the words we need to say get stuck in the lump in our throats or stomach. This story is written based on a true story and shared to relate to those in the same situation. Thank goodness God knows our hearts.
     
     
750. Rain or Shine by Angela M. Baker-Bridge  
     Encouragement can come in the least expected way, at the least expected time... but with God, it's always ON TIME!
     
     

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