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Subject: .:Grace of God:. Author: Reverend Hannah Rockwell [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:57:26 05/02/03 Fri The old woman came slowly up the steps, juggling the weight of her last box of belongings. Wisps of gray hair clung to the sides of her cheek while the rest was lossly tied behind her head with a piece of string. "I'm getting to old for stairs." She laughed as she finally made it up the flight of stairs. She then searched for room 37. "Ah ha!" She exclaimed with a laugh as she found her apartment, but then was faced with the problem of opening the door with her hands full. Slowly she sat the box down then opened the door and smiled. "Well... home sweet home..." She whispered and instead of bending to pick up the box again she pushed it in with her feet, but somehow forgot to close the door. The old woman was beaming happily, excited about forming a church in this town. She prayed there would be many faces on the first sunday morning she opened the church. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]