Samaritan Stories

After that day we never saw uncle Andries again. It was sad, but people forget quickly and Uncle Andries was just a legend. The good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)

August, 2015 The Machine is gone. At least, she has been for 3 months. While enjoying his kinda vacation, John is beginning to notice the effects her absence is having on his world. And it's not good. Finch is waking him earlier and earlier, obsessed with discovering a way to open his briefcase and rebuild the Machine. The circles beneath his eyes are a testament to his obvious lack of sleep. Root is desperate. Without the Machine in her ear, her only report on the outside world comes from Fusco, who hasn't been shelled up in their hideout for 3 months. Without Shaw by her side, nobody can keep her calm. New York is battleground. Samaritan has allowed chaos to ensue: an unofficial cleansing that doesn't seem to be working. Without Elias or the Brotherhood at the head, crime is at a peak, and bodies are arriving in the morgue daily. Until the Machine manages to send one fateful message from its compressed prison: the number of Anna Markham. Book 3 in The Stone Chronicles. Sequel to Double Ode and MED.

It's a poem for the one Samaritan that returned back to Jesus

A modern re-telling of a Parable, with the most unlikely of narrators!

The Good Teen is a modern-day telling of The Good Samaritan parable, with a hint of magic.

I help when I feel like it

The story explores themes of faith, purpose, social/religious hierarchies, and the power of love and community to overcome adversity. It weaves together the personal journeys of the various characters as they navigate the complexities of their world and seek to find their own paths, whether through confrontation, compromise, or a balance of both. The narrative shifts between the different settings and character perspectives, building a rich, multi-layered story that examines the human condition and the search for meaning, purpose, and justice within a historical and religious context.

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In this short fable a scared and innocent bird learns not to predetermine other's hearts by their appearances. A beauty might be too vain to care, and a savage might truly have kind heart.

No one could have been more obscure and marginalized than her--out of the way and out of the world. But there is one man who looks for those such as these. This is not her story, or his, but merely the moment when their stories come together.

Being the "Good Samaritan" can come with many consequences. Tom Hallow learns this the hard way when he takes in a mysterious girl running away from a terrible past.

You and your friends were teenage sidekicks of the world's greatest heroes. But now, the heroes are missing. It's your turn to kick ass and save the world!

A short story about the famous Gospel passage: John, Chapter 4

No... I know it seems weird, to start on a negative note, that is a big fat "NO", but as most stories, this isn't the one, on how to be a Good Samaritan, in fact it's one of the incidents that made my inner self realise how good of a Samaritan I was, or I could have been. Majorly I talked about how lying, or creating certain mistakes, or regretting certain decisions haunts you for a really long period of time, it may even make you suffer through insomnia, no appetite, overthinking, and much more. Once you realise how easy it is to focus only on yourself, no one in this entire world could ever beat you, or defeat you, and you could finally get to know, about how life isn't just considering what other people think, but also about how you think and see yourself as in the Future! Hope you enjoy this short story.