What Are You Wearing?
By Jacqueline Hannah Dodson
In today’s world of fashion almost anything goes. Although there are some bastions of fashion that exist, most of the world allows for individuality. A mixture of diamonds, jeans and stilettos has become very popular for dress up occasions; yet, the casual Capri’s, sandals and a tank top gets entrance into just about everywhere.
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Unbound
By Lisa Bell
Sun streamed through the window, but sleep had eluded her long before sunrise. Hoping beyond all reason she willed her back to straighten – in vain. She winced. Eighteen years and with the new day nothing changed. But hope remained in her spirit. Perhaps today at the Synagogue, Jehovah might heal me. I must hope.
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God Knows About Cars
By Joy Thomas
I did believe in God when I was a child. I knew He loved me, and died for me, and was waiting to welcome me into heaven when I died. But when I went away to college, heaven seemed far, far away. I felt alone and helpless being on my own without someone telling me what to do. One of my professors told me I should try meditating to make my mind more peaceful. I tried it and it seemed to help.
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How Do I Look
By Ruth Bomar
In the morning dressing for work is a monumental task for my daughter. I hear desperate sighs, hopeless groans and quiet cries from down the hall and behind her closed bedroom door.
The Woman in the Rain
By LaWanda Bailey
“God sent you,” she said. The two of us stood in a small-town convenience store in 1975. She didn’t know me, but I knew her. Thunder rumbled as I tried to figure out why God had sent me to Eva Barrett Long.
