The Handprint on the Church Door
It was barely dawn when Ruth noticed the handprint. She had come early, as she always did on Saturdays, to clean the sanctuary before the Sunday service. The little country church, nestled at the bend […]
It was barely dawn when Ruth noticed the handprint. She had come early, as she always did on Saturdays, to clean the sanctuary before the Sunday service. The little country church, nestled at the bend […]
The air in the small Ethiopian village was dry and thin, scented with dust, firewood smoke, and eucalyptus. James sat on the edge of his narrow cot in the concrete room the local pastor had […]
It was a Thursday, gray and drizzling. The kind of day when everything feels a little heavier, a little closer to the edge. Daniel sat in his car outside the hardware store, engine running, windshield […]
It was nearly midnight when Officer Brenner found him—curled up in the back pew of the little chapel that sat forgotten between the gas station and the shuttered florist. Rain dripped from the brim of […]
The drought had not broken in over a year. Every leaf in Zarephath had withered into brittle dust. The earth cracked beneath sandals, and the sky had hardened into brass. There were no songs in […]
It wasn’t the rain that made the funeral feel colder than it should have. The sky had been weeping since dawn, a slow and steady drizzle that draped the cemetery in gray. But it was […]
The rain had been falling since morning, steady and cold, drenching the streets of the small town where Hannah lived alone in the weathered house with the blue shutters. By afternoon, the gutters were full […]
The power had gone out hours ago, leaving the church cloaked in darkness save for the flickering glow of votive candles scattered along the altar rail. Rain whispered steadily against the stained-glass windows, each droplet […]
The machines beeped in a steady rhythm, the kind that unnerves you not because it’s loud, but because it never stops. Janice sat beside her daughter’s hospital bed, one hand resting on the tiny fingers […]
The rain was falling in sheets, blurring the city lights into trembling puddles on the windshield. Malik adjusted his rearview mirror, squinting through the downpour as he steered the taxi along the darkened boulevard. It […]
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