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Woodstock 8: Franklin by Mark Lichterman
The seventeen year old girl knew what her classmates thought of her. Called her. Aundre knew the names were deserved and in some perverse way welcomed the notoriety...
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Woodstock 9, The Need by Mark Lichterman
I never knew there were this many people in one place, at one time in the world, and now all these young people, standing side by side, swaying, arms waving, singing as one...
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Working & Retro 15 by Mark Lichterman
When the concrete hit, the three cubic feet of splashing semi liquid rocked the steel carrier almost jerking the two wooden handles out of his hands. Tightening his fists about the handles, straining the muscles of his back, arms and legs, “uhhhh,” lifting the rear of the wheelbarrow, stepping off t..
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Workshop Week IV: Forgive & Take the High Road by Adele Gill
It takes courage to forgive…but the benefits are enormous life-giving, life-changing and far-reaching. Forgiveness is one thing that can heal your body, mind, and spirit...
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Worth A Hug by John Gorman
Marjorie hugs her cello, waiting for her daddy to come home. When a shady salesman rings her doorbell Marjorie forks over her life savings to buy her daddy a welcome home present...
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Writing In The Green Tea Hour by Ian Gilmour
An account of a brief moment of unexplained bliss...
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Your New Life by Adele Gill
No season in this life lasts forever--whether it’s actually stormy weather, or a metaphor for a season in life such as infirmity, depression, unemployment, poverty. When we walk by faith, trusting and placing our hope in Jesus, we recognize that everything in this life is just temporary. ..
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