Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
~ by Laura Cynthia Chambers “Hear that?” Grace whispered, her voice hushed with wonder. A soft clunking and rustling sound traveled on the breeze. “I used to fall asleep to that sound.” Albix sighed. “It’s…
~ By Adeel Ahmed Rated PG-13 for violence and language Author’s Note: These are excerpts from a series of stories by Adeel Ahmed. The world is an alternative history Earth where Mythology and humans with special…
~ by Stephanie Piro What was happening to him? One day, years ago, he had inexplicably comforted a small girl by offering her his guidance as a voice tutor. He had surprised himself by this…
It’s fair to say that Tolkien was a royalist. Although he rarely discussed his political views in detail in his correspondence, in a letter to his son Christopher in 1943 he wrote, “My political opinions…
There once came a man to Glastonbury Tor, Collen of Cymru was his name. His cross well shined, though his robes were poor, and a hermitage he claimed. Neath his vestments beat a soldier’s heart,…
~by Stephanie Piro Erik could tell there was something odd about his lesson with fourteen-year-old Christine. She seemed preoccupied and would pause every so often and glance behind her as if expecting someone to come…
~By Nelle Bolton (alias FlamingRose15) They bear the old man into the cafe, the reality of death hitting him. Then they hear the calls. Screams. Panic. Bullets. Blood. He races from the cafe with the…
The perception of God as a Holy Trinity is among the prime ideas of Christianity. The majority of Christian denominations share this idea, so it can be safely said that “God as Trinity” is a…
On September first, Harry woke up at nearly six o'clock in the morning and was much too excited to go back to sleep. His stomach twisted with excitement and nerves as he threw on his…
Copy Right Text | Design & develop by AmpleThemes