Take Me To Church Novels & Stories

"I don't know why you are refusing your future in-laws' generous offer, but fine. So, do you have a specific church in mind?" Khana's heart skipped a beat as her mind flooded with memories of her youth. She closed her eyes, trying to recall the vivid images from that distant day with Henry. She could feel the warmth of the sun on her face and the gentle breeze rustling through her hair as they walked hand in hand towards the exquisite old church. It was a sunny spring afternoon, and they were just teenagers exploring the town together. The couple stumbled upon this charming little church. She remembers feeling an overwhelming sense of peace and serenity as she stepped inside. The sunlight st

With a contented heart, I left the comforts of my home and ventured into the world. Summoning a carriage, I embarked on a tranquil journey to St. Thomas Catholic Church, nestled at the outskirts of our kingdom. The wheels of the carriage rolled smoothly along the cobbled path, and as the scenery unfolded before my eyes, a sense of serenity settled within me. The verdant fields and blooming flowers seemed to sing in harmony, as if nature itself joined in my journey of devotion.

Mom said. " You should be grateful I showed up. " I eyed her, hopping in the car. " Seriously? " I heard her say but ignored her. " To the church please. " I said and immediately, the driver started the car, zooming off to the St. Theresa's Catholic Church twelve miles downtown. My phone buzzed, I checked the caller, it was Gene. I didn't want to answer the call but... I actually don't want to. She then texted me,

When I open it, a note falls out. I sigh, no longer surprised to find them. I bend down and pick it up, frowning as I read it. [Meet me at the church tonight. The one where your father murdered people. 9 pm sharp. Don't be late.] They want me to meet them? And why at the church of all places? It's been closed off from the public for a while as the law enforcement gathered evidence and what not. The town of Bethany has resorted to going to the park nearby to continue the sermones and services. I don't even know who the new pastor is.

Annabelle assured with a reassuring smile. After a few minutes of walking, Devon finally arrived at the quaint little church nestled on the corner of Maple Street. The warm glow of stained glass windows welcomed him inside, where the scent of polished wood and fresh flowers filled the air. For the next couple of hours, he joined the congregation in heartfelt worship, their voices rising in harmonious hymns that echoed off the high ceilings.

Ava turned to her. This time, no hesitation. “No. We go in.”

I hope sooner you learn to be an independent too Lily. She catches me staring at her. Shrug her shoulder. “Let her.” then I fix my suit. We're almost there at the church. The church where the elder is always attending the mass. So, I won't wonder if I see his men outside, surround the whole place for his security.

"I don't know, Perry. I told you, it was like my entire body was on autopilot, and my mind was losing. I wanted to throw everything, but my body kept." "Okay, we need to go out of this house for a bit and go to mommy Mitch's house. She's our leader at the church, and I'm sure she can help us even with just a simple prayer." I was reluctant at first, however, Perry was able to convince me. The logic was out the window by now, and I was becoming more desperate. Kathy lives a few blocks away from our house, and both Perry and she were attending the same church with Miss Mitch. The two of them came with me to ask for a prayer from Miss Mitch.

“We’re on our way. Sir Leonard is already waiting at the church.” My stomach tightened. I’m walking straight into the lion’s den, I thought. God, please give me the strength to do this. As the car kept moving. I prayed for something or anything to delay our reaching the church but nothing happened. “Arriving in five minutes” the automated voice of the car’s drive guide came in. My heart rate increased No, that was too soon. I didn't know the church wasn't that far away. I needed a distraction and fast at that.

“Alone.” “No, ma’am. Boss’s orders. You don’t go anywhere without….” “Then you’re coming with me,” I snap. “But you stay outside. I need to be alone.” He glances back at Dante. Dante doesn’t say anything. He just nods once. Ricardo sighs. “Yes, ma’am.” --- The church is ten minutes away. It’s quiet and the only place I can properly think. The kind of place my mother used to drag me to when I was a kid.