Call On Jesus by Nicole C. Mullen

Dear Sister Nicole, Your music ministry has been a light to my path in drawing near to Jesus for a very long time. I remember going to George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston for workshops and other positive event and hearing your music being played over the public announcement system. I faced so manyContinueContinue reading “Call On Jesus by Nicole C. Mullen”

Peace and Grandma Cherry by Coletha Albert

(Seattle, Washington) The white dust of packing boxes coated Sharon’s fingers, but for the first time in a decade, her chest didn’t feel constricted. She taped down the final box labeled Living Room and wiped her hands on her jeans, looking around the bright ranch house she’d just bought. Down below, the clear, freezing, greyContinueContinue reading “Peace and Grandma Cherry by Coletha Albert”

Grandmother’s Jubilee by Coletha Albert

Have you checked out L.D.B. Time to Chill? It inspired this short story…along with other thoughts… never give up your faith. Everything works out for the better in a way you would never imagine. It’s surreal.

The Quartermaster Harbor 13 by Coletha Albert

The television in the South Park living room flickered with scenes of smoke and shattered glass above the steps of the U.S. Capitol. Outside the window, heat shimmered off the Houston asphalt, but inside, the air was cold with terror. Memories of historical purges, echoed by modern echoes of fear, made the decision unanimous. ThirteenContinueContinue reading “The Quartermaster Harbor 13 by Coletha Albert”

Embers to Embers by Coletha Albert

They were unknown in their large metropolitan city as Ariel and Joshua, a boisterously quiet couple who kept mostly to themselves now. They began as two lost souls on the garbage pile of the unwanted. She showed him how to get high and he liked it. She had always been high and did not knowContinueContinue reading “Embers to Embers by Coletha Albert”

Ms. Clara’s Family by Coletha Albert

The floorboards of the abandoned parish in Oakhaven still bore the black enamel scorch marks from fifty years ago. That night, six men in gray robes had locked ten-year-old Clara in the center of the subterranean chamber. They burned salt and dried nightshade, chanting long, guttural incantations to drag something cruel up through the earthContinueContinue reading “Ms. Clara’s Family by Coletha Albert”

My Almighty God did not Fail

youtube.com/watch #NaomiRaine I lift up my Sister right now in the name of Yeshua of Nazareth’s name. #ChandlerMoore I lift up my Brother right now in the name of Yeshua of Nazareth’s name. I am sending waters for your soul and your spirit. When I was in the dessert, Yeshua gave me your gifts fromContinueContinue reading “My Almighty God did not Fail”