Author Archives: The Compass Press

Advertisements When my sons were little, I used to do cross-stitch and boy was I addicted! Every piece I made, I gave to someone who admired it, or I gave it as a gift to teachers, family, friends… you name … Continue reading →

Advertisements An old red truck with the words “Jay’s Home Moving & Demolition” painted on the door pulled up in front of an old house. Jay and his wife Sandy sat in the truck, looking at the house they had … Continue reading →

Advertisements Willie ‘Noose’ Rhoedon was astonished and looked twice at the man stepping out of the Sheriff’s Office as his horse plodded into dusty Diablo City. He had brought an end to that man, Sheriff Clayton, a year ago this … Continue reading →

Advertisements Sometimes a “trick” isn’t much of a treat Trick or Treat! What a catchphrase! It captures the spirit of Halloween perfectly! For the first twelve years of my life, my focus was on the Treat part of Halloween. But … Continue reading →

Advertisements Beside the pond edge, he notes what’s left behind Then watches the swan take flight Until the bird reaches unimaginable heights. It is here he spots a fleeting trace of a cloud. Holding the feather up to sky he … Continue reading →

Advertisements “What have you done to my tree?” The dwarf demanded. “Why have you pulled the leaves from the branches and strewn them on the ground?” There once was a dwarf who took up residence in a den where a … Continue reading →

Advertisements The changing leaves, not just for stomping in but part of God’s greater master plan.

Advertisements Fifty years is a long time to love a woman, Abe admitted as he leaned out his window and breathed in the fresh spring air. A lot can happen in that time to cool a man’s passion and make … Continue reading →

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