Prolife Stories

Steven Easton is bringing back his blog for one month in honor of the fact he started a blog two years ago!

In this day and age, there are many who debate on and on about various topics of interest. But in this series I would like to take a different approach. I am inviting all who would like to participate to try and change my mind on my views. So read previous discussions, or sign up to have your own discussion. All are welcome here!

Summer, 1967: the Summer Of Love. Mary Caroline Kildare's head is still reeling from the death of her best friend four months before. The times are changing with a war raging overseas, civil rights being issued, feminism sweeping the girls at school, all the young people free loving, and the youth rejecting society. Caroline is tired of the superficialness and anarchy of it all and spends much of her time alone. She has fallen out of her relationship with God and man alike, but still longs for companionship. Her prayers are answered when the handsome, sweet, all American boy, Jimmy Romano, strolls into her Malt Shop late one night and makes her believe in love and happiness again. She is convinced that God sent Jimmy as an angel to save her, but then the world comes in and crosses their stars. Caroline begs God for a sign that he is good and isn't abandoning the world, but he seems to be silent. In order to find consolation, she must find her place in her changing world and fight to make things as right as they can be.

Devon is a sophomore at Central High and one afternoon after school while at his friend Natalies house he has a unexpected encounter with his dad, Holden.

A Voice for the Voiceless

Justin is just a deaf kid down the street. Right? What will happen if it becomes so much more?

Title says it all

A one shot featuring Allie Oweis & Husband Oweis forbidden series part 7

Why My Collaborators and I write Star Trek Historical Romance Novels

Sixteen-year-old "model Christian" LeAnna Daniels is rooted in God's Word. She knows she's His Child. There's nothing she can't handle with His help. She knows every rule there is to know in the Bible. She knows exactly how to witness. Or so she thinks. Then her family takes in Rita, a wild, reckless fifteen-year-old who was orphaned and placed in foster care at the age of seven. Rita tests LeAnna in ways she never thought God would test her in. When Rita makes a terrible decision and pays the consequences, all LeAnna wants to do is scream at her, and she doesn't understand why. It's a lesson she never thought she would ever need. It's a lesson on how to love someone. Fifteen-year-old "juvenile delinquent" Rita MacKenzie is mad at the world. It's not hard to see why. A fire killed her parents when she was seven, she was separated from her siblings, and a lifetime of trauma and abuse follows her. Then she's sent to what the judge calls her last shot before shes shipped to juvie. And possibly her last chance at a family. No one wants a teenager, after all. She hates it. Strict parents and a foster sister who's constantly trying to shove religion down her throat might just be the last straw for her. But just as she begins to learn that their love- and God's love- has no strings attached, a terrible mistake has her questioning everything, especially God's love. It's a lesson Rita's been neglecting for years. It's a lesson on how to accept love, especially when you know you don't deserve it.

God calls us to Him and gives us pure joy. We are made to desire a God with our whole will, and nothing should hold us back from the wonderful thing that is faith.

I take a pro life stance on abortion. This is serious stuff, i expect friendly debate only.

This is the book version of the show created by Holly Fisherson.

A summary of life and death through the eyes of a man who loves. His life story told through poetry.

An Original Compilation of Psalms about Praise, Joy, Finding God in your everyday Life, and even about Baby Animals! Hopefully this book will help you to find God and to appreciate the little blessings we have in Life. Cover Art by the Author

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