Trinity Bible Church Willow Park Novels & Stories

He looked at me surprised, “I just told you that I am not forcing you to pledge your loyalty to me.” “And that is why I am pledging my loyalty. I am not a fan of someone trying to force my hand. Now that it is an option and not a demand, I am willing,” I smirk, “I, Willow Michelsen do hereby pledge my life and my loyalty to Alpha Ronan Wilkes and to the Blood River Pack.”

Quill answered. Without replying to him, Howard was staring at the willow tree that was standing by the river as it was bending down to it. The tree looked so weak like it would break if the wind hit it when the truth is they never bend! Except for its sorrowful state, it's strong enough to defeat the wind.

he asked “There’s a church named the United Angels Of God church operating only with no physical branch. A couple of followers have claimed to have been filled with demonic spirit’s by the priest who says he will assist them by giving them miracle’s.” I said “I know that Church, the GOH has been investigating it” My father went to his office then returned with an investigative file against the church. “It says here that the church is led by three siblings whose names are Issac,Tony and Mashiah Kirwo”

Willow disengages from the hug. "Silly girls!" Eleanor chuckle sheepishly, and they all strode into the bathroom. ♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️ >>>> THE BURIAL CEMETERY <<<< "...and may his soul rest in peace in the bosom of the lord in Jesus' name!" The priest prayed as he made the sigh of the cross. "Amen!" Everyone chorused, making the sigh of the cross too.

“I want to know why you called me Beasty. Why you keep acting like we’ve met before. I want to know why you’re here, in WillowRidge, and why it feels like you already know me.” He nodded, setting his glass down on the table between us. “Alright. The truth, then.” Adam leaned back in his chair, his expression unreadable. “We did know each other, Beatrix. When we were children. My family moved to WillowRidge when I was eleven, and from the moment I met you, I felt connected to you in a way I couldn’t explain.” I frowned, trying to pull memories from the fog of my childhood. “I don’t remember that.”

Some announcements: 1. I will be working on some edits to the story. Nothing major content wise, but I’ve been having a lot of health issues and haven’t been able to edit the book as well as I normally would. I need to go back and fix some spelling errors, grammar issues and word flow, as well as some continuity things. Trinity will be listed as ongoing for at least another week as I make these edits, but this is the last post.

It was clear no matter what I said, Willow would never see things from my perspective. She reached out, grabbing my hands, and offering me a reassuring smile, “Would you think about coming to church on Sunday?” I imagined her watching the older members of their church doing this to countless women. Reassuring them with a kind smile only to turn around and brainwashing them into drinking the kool-aid. “Maybe when Rowan is feeling better, you two can come stay with us. Gabriel has begun shadowing Pastor Arlet. He could have the church say a special prayer for the two of you to find your way back to God and each other.” “Pastor Arlet,” I snorted. “You mean our father.”

He could feel the bile rising up through his throat, He knew deep down what they were doing was wrong and had prayed to his deity for forgiveness, asking for her compassion as to why the lands had to be theirs. Through research, it had been known that the Sacred Grounds were blessed, that a special tree was residing within, that even its soil was worth a thousand riches, and yet no man had ever tried to place their feet on such sacredness. The title was never official; it had only been rumored and through stories had they been told that deep within those grounds had been his deity’s resting place. That the wind had carried the wails of the unborn children, some had said the wind would also s

Since neither Andrei nor Holly had their parents, the reading of scriptures was left to Willow and Igor. A permanent fixture at St. Peter's parish, Willow could easily find her way through Father Gabriel's Bible, choosing a passage emphasising the importance of humility, gentleness, patience, and unity in a marriage. "This is not how I pictured your big day," she said, addressing Holly when she was done. "But I know how much Andrei means to you, and I am so thrilled for you both." Turning to Andrei, she continued, "Be gentle and kind to one another. Be patient with each other, and guard your love fiercely. But above all, keep my little sister safe. She's the only one I have."