The Godsend

20 Dec 2011 Leave a Comment

by Gloryteller in Belief in God, Bible, Biblicly-based Fiction, Christ, Christian Fiction, Christian Writing, Christmas, Evangelism, Faith, God's Provision, Good News Tags: Adopted, Adoption, Christmas, Christmas decorations, Christmas story, detective, God provides, Godsend, Kris Kringle, Nativity, Nativity scene, post war, Saint Nicholas, Santa Clause, Sleuth, Soldiers, Woolworth's

This is my first Christmas story. It started as a small seed of an idea, but the Holy Spirit grew it in His usual epic way. A very young, post-war detective seeks answers in a world that is almost too big, too formidable. But who knew? God provides! See how, here, in The Godsend. I sincerely hope you enjoy this little story. Merry Christmas!

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