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781. The Faceless Man by Larry Carter  
     Should he have told me his name, I would not have been able to greet him for he had no ears. In addition (or subtraction I should say), he had no eyes, no mouth, and no nose. Only his thoughts kept him company.
     
     
782. The Dead Star by Jesus Puppy  
     Part 3 in a unique Sci-fi story of creation through the eyes of an android. The full story follows the Andoid, D14, from his creation to his gaining a soul.
     
     
783. Into the Sunlight by Jan Ackerson  
     A young boy with Asperger's Syndrome emerges from his bookish fantasy world in time to perform a small, heroic act.
     
     
784. Hope, With Wings by Jan Ackerson  
     In this sci-fi view of the near future, prospective parents are given the opportunity to genetically manipulate their unborn child. Christian parents have several important ethical decisions to make...including one of life or death.
     
     
785. A Well-oiled Machine by Rebecca Jane Lacko  
     Julie comes to terms with her mother's passing when she visits the bedside of Mrs. Shaw, who struggles with terminal cancer. Together, they learn how to let go and let God.
     
     
786. Breaking the Southern Partition by Monica Uwajeh  
     This is the story of pastor who feels called to reconcile the races during the Civil Rights Movement. God leads him to resign from his church and worship at a black church. Then he aids a black farmer in repairing all the dilapidated farm houses. When he asks his former church to aid in the effort, only 10 people show up, but things begin to loosen up when the black farmer's wife asks for volunteers to have dinner at their house. It is my hope that this story will inspire readers to fight a for unity and connectedness among all groups within the body of Christ.
     
     
787. The Cruelest Sentence by Betty Castleberry  
     Velma is aging. Will she have to leave her home and her beloved pet?
     
     
788. The Master Gardener by Betty Castleberry  
     Maggie loved spending time in her garden. One day she was especially blessed.
     
     
789. Winging It by Betty Castleberry  
     A day in the life of a wild bird, told from the bird's point of view. She discovers there is someone bigger than her that watches out for her.
     
     
790. Fertile Soil by Betty Castleberry  
     Marianne was a seasoned gardener, but she had never seen anything like this mystery plant.
     
     
791. The Step of Faith. by Vanessa Ferris  
     She witnessed a miracle in her life that day. Just how God continues to work miracles still today.
     
     
792. Happiness is a Choice by LaNaye Perkins  
     The women watched Becky as she smiled and greeted people while crossing the courtyard.
     
     
793. Mall Of Dreams by LaNaye Perkins  
     All at once the empty shopping mall came alive. There were three stores, each with an elaborate window display............
     
     
794. The Man From Behind by Terry Hayes  
     Passing by this way only once, a moment caught in time that will forever be lost, words were not spoken nor eyes ever met, the man continues on his journey and I on mine.
     
     
795. Zion's Hill by Larry Carter  
     My name is Zion. I've never written anything before, I'm not even sure if that last punctuation mark was supposed to be a comma or a semicolon. But my story begins and ends on my hill.
     
     
796. A Blanket by dub W  
     College student Shelly participates in dangerous drinking game and suffers the consequences, however is saved by Christian friends.
     
     
797. Hanna by JJ Jones  
     In a culture where little girls are considered embarrassments, the last thing little Hanna expects to find is hope.
     
     
798. Substitute Art Teacher by Sara Harricharan  
     I needed a new art teacher-I just wasn't expecting a life lesson!
     
     
799. Blushing Driver, Miracle Baby by Julie Arduini  
     A youthful looking ambulance driver challenges a mom and dad who have to trust God and him with their deathly ill baby.
     
     
800. Pain Is Nothing by Sara Harricharan  
     Trusting in God can put a new perspective on things. Through Him, pain is nothing.
     
     
801. Dad's Grocery Run by Julie Arduini  
     An overwhelmed dad just wants to tackle a run to the grocery store while his wife is out of town. Will their four year old and nine week old help or hinder the process?
     
     
802. Journey for Life by Mark Heatherly  
     "the beauty of which so encapsulated him that it began to permeate his entire being..."
     
     
803. The Big City by Mark Heatherly  
     The intense looks on their faces clued him in, whatever it was the stakes were high.
     
     
804. The Good Samaritan by Anne Linington  
     A contemporary narrative version of the Good Samaritan, set in my own Anglican tradition.
     
     
805. Reverence by David Story  
     A flag.
     A battle.
     A story of honor and courage.
     A dedication.
     
     
806. Letting Go and Letting GOD by Teresa Altman  
     This is a short story behind my submission to God's will to begin writing for Him. The poem referenced in this story is called "OLIVIA" and is available in the poetry category here at Faithwriters.
     
     
807. Father's Business by Joanne Sher  
     Evan has wanted to be a baker with the family business since he was a child. Now, he has felt the need to "go into all the world" and share Christ. Will he disappoint his father by leaving the business?
     
     
808. Just Desserts by Catrina Bradley  
     A romantic, down-to-earth story of a woman, a man, and a dog named Coco.
     
     
809. Art of the Needle by Catrina Bradley  
     A woman learns more than one way to earn a living with her talents.
     
     
810. First Date by Catrina Bradley  
     This tale of young love is based on a true event.
     
     

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