Take Me To Church Novels & Stories

“Yes, I want to visit Grams.” “Little brother, take us to see Grams.” “Okay. Where is Grams?” “Northern cemetery.” Albert was speechless. “Elder sister, it’s a little late. Grams, she is resting now. Let’s visit her tomorrow morning. We should not disturb her sleep.” “Little brother, our Grams loves us so much. She does not fall asleep without seeing us. Hurry now. We should not make her wait.” When Albert was still thinking of persuading her, Tessa called him, which almost caused him to skid and ram into the fence. Thankfully, he managed to control the car in time.

“This is a whole new world and you're confused but we'll take care of you until you decide on the next step.” “Come here.” I pull her close for a hug and she shivers against me. “Can you take me to the Roman Catholic church?” My eyebrows shoot up, “You want to stay in a church?” “It's my only familia here.” The idea doesn't make any sense to me but I'll help her, “I'll make it work.” **** Three days later, Katrina bounces up and down as she comes to my room. “I’m going today” “Where are you going?”

“I just modified the sin before it could fully blossom.” “I want to meet my son Tasha, officially.” “You don’t mean now do you? Have you seen the time?!?” “How about tomorrow then?” he suggested. “Let me talk to my parents first and see what time is convenient for them since we never miss church on Sundays.” “I can’t remember the last time I stepped into a church. I bet God would be shocked to see me enter his house after such a long time.”

“If you don’t take me to the church before going to her apartment Mr Karim, I’ll come to her bank tomorrow and tell the manager you drove us to where you wanted, rather than to our destination.” The look on the driver’s face changed immediately. He smiled the next minute and told Tarami he was only joking with us. “Sister, where is it located?” “Drive to Agip junction…I’ll direct you from there.” Tarami was surprised at my escalating love for God. First, she’d heard me saying I’d forgiven my late father, now I wanted to go into God’s presence to say thank you. Less than twenty minutes later, we arrived Heaven On Earth Church. I declined the driver’s offer to assist me into the church. Slowly

he uttered as he sadly smiled. Again, he fought himself from spilling the truth and at the state he is in, I am in no mood to force it out of him. He concealed it, and he knows that I figured it out. He and I walked down the aisle. Thousands of eyes gazed upon us, making me anxious. I lifted my head to see the church filled with flowers and expensive decorations. The church looked beautiful and couldn't look more luxurious. I saw Adagio and he was already looking at me.

"You'll have your say then, but not right now." With that, I stormed out, sending a powerful mind-link to everyone in the pack. Tomorrow at 9 am, we would meet at the church—the same one where my wedding had once been planned, with some decorations still hanging, remnants of happiness replaced now with a tense atmosphere. This was no celebration; it was a confrontation.

Jace said. "Alrighty, sounds easy," I said as I pulled onto the road. It only took us three minutes to get there. I was scared we would be late, but the church was close to Vega and Lyra's house. The church was rather beautiful on the outside. It looked like they had a playground towards the back of the church for kids. We all climbed down from my truck and made our way to the door. There were two entrances and two greeters at each door, greeting people as they walked in. It was a friendly gesture, and Jace, Vega, and I enjoyed the attention.

As I hung up the phone, a nagging feeling tugged at the depths of my conscience, urging me to seek solace in the church's embrace. I quickly wore a black turtleneck sweater, a subtle nod to my inner contemplation, and made my way to the car. The engine roared to life, resonating with the determination coursing through my veins. Upon arriving at the church, a sombre atmosphere greeted my eyes. Only a handful of individuals occupied the pews, scattered sparsely, each keeping a considerable distance from one another. The emptiness of space seemed to mirror the void within my soul. I walked towards the confession room, the scent of incense lingering in the air, mingling with a sense of both reve

No going back was ringing in my head. “Are you going to the church?” Mama asked. “Yes, Mama! I will go.” I admitted. I turned the leaflet and it read Grace Evangel Ministry. I smiled once again. The title fits the church because that's what just happened to me. “I am happy that you are changing for the better. You don't deserve to live in your past. Go and grab your destiny with the destiny changer.” She ordered. “Mama! Thank you so much. I will do that. We need to go inside, there is cold here.” I said rising.

There were more guards in the lobby, more black SUVs on the corners. Scott left, I helped Allegra put the children to bed. After the kids were tucked in, Allegra wrapped her arms around my shoulders from behind, kissing the side of my head. "Do you want to go to the church with me?" she asked softly. I hesitated, my hand instinctively tightening on her arm on my chest. I hadn’t stepped foot in a church in forever, not since Rino. But looking at the hope in Allie's eyes, I couldn't say no. I just nodded.