Ethiopian Stories

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As many of you know I've collected a lot of creeds. All of which bear witness to the same truth that is in Jesus the Messiah. This however is my creed which also bears witness to that same truth. Only difference is its worded in a way that all Nicene affirming Christians can affirm. Even those who are anti creedal.

"She is a mystery, She is a beauty, Who fuels envy, She is love, She is a blessing from above, She is a Black Woman" ~Truth Nostalgia (A Black Woman)

The story of a high schooler in France and the pale girl who paints her nails in a cafe. °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° More chapters to come...

This gives a a general perspective of what life was like in Sudan in the early 70s.

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My story composes of mini-stories of funny and 'cringey' (a summary of personality) egg characters. It all started at my Grade 8 camp where we were split into groups according to our classes and had to tell a story with an egg or egg jokes. I would like to give a shoutout to my group, 8L (class of 2019), who won the game. I would like to thank myself for putting a lot of creative effort into the story we told. The story is my first mini-story that I edited and made as my own. My eight stories were fun egg jokes I made when I started developing my creative writing skills in Grade 11. Hope you egg-joy my humour! The egg-dings are quite odd but that's just my comedic nature. By the way the cover photo was taken 10 minutes before I wrote my description. This is all for fun so let my imagination spark more creativity in you.

"Excuse me Mrs, do you speak English?" He questioned, articulating. "I do, what can I help you?" "Perfect! My flight is Ethiopian 8 something, see" he could not remember the code so he pulled into his jacket pocket an envelope that contained a ticket. Anna could notice his trembling hands as she was reading the code and the name of the passenger: "I'm sorry Mr. Miller, your plane has just taken off." #fiction #2020

Sara Haile. A seven-teen year old girl in her junior year of high school. Sara has strict parents that won't let her do anything fun in her opinion. That is because she is a first generation immigrant all the way from East Africa. She has a huge group of friends, but she only has two best friends, Lia and Morgan. Her life turns upside down when she meets the blue eyed, dark haired, and charming new boy named Aiden Richardson. Aside from being cocky, he's athletic, hot, smart, and everything Sara could ever ask for. But as she grows into liking him, she soon realizes the dangers of being with him.

Jade Reyes was supposed to be nobody, just another barista with soft curls and a warm smile. But the morning she said Alexandra Hawthorne's name like it meant nothing... the CEO felt something she hadn't felt in years. Interest. Danger. Possession. Jade should have walked away. Instead, she smiled. And Alexandra decided she wasn't going to let her go.

A girl called amelia whose her parents are going to die then she is gonna live with her best friend then they will grow up together then amelia will be a model she is gonna win the manager is going to ask her out for a dinner then amelia accepts

In a kingdom where the flowers whispered lullabies and butterflies wore tiny jeweled crowns, lived two young siblings unlike any other-Princess YaYa and Prince Zayson. With laughter in their hearts and magic in their hands, they didn't rule from thrones of gold but from the warmth of their enchanted garden kitchen, where every dish told a story and every spice carried a memory. Guided by the gentle hands and radiant wisdom of their grandmother, Emaye Lulu, YaYa and Zayson cooked not just with ingredients-but with tradition, joy, and love. From sweet chocolate cakes that made the flowers bloom twice, to glowing stews stirred under starry skies, each recipe connected them to their Ethiopian roots and the magic of family. This is not just a story about cooking. It's a journey through flavor and feeling, of glowing spices, flying helpers, and the powerful bond between generations. So come, tie on your apron and follow the flicker of fireflies-because the garden is waiting, the mitad is warm, and the next magical dish is just a heartbeat away.

Ethiopian Christians

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