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Join Eli Coleman on a heartwarming journey of faith, forgiveness, and redemption in "Sticks, Stones and Pulpits." Delve into a gripping tale of a young black man's struggle with doubt as he grapples with the mysteries of his blind grandfather's past. Experience the power of a transformative encounter that reveals the profound impact of love, resilience, and divine intervention. Discover the unyielding strength of faith in the face of adversity and the enduring legacy of hope that transcends generations.


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Chapter 8 In the weeks that followed, the church community embraced Solomon and Saul Kingsley with open arms, their journey of redemption and faith inspiring others to seek forgiveness and healing in their own lives. Eli watched as his grandfather, Grandpa John, continued to offer words of wisdom and guidance to all who sought his counsel, his blindness no longer a hindrance but a testament to the strength and resilience of his spirit. As Eli navigated his own path, he found himself drawn to the stories of forgiveness and redemption that echoed through the walls of the church. He realized that his own journey was intertwined with those of others, each step forward marked by the love and compassion that bound them together as a community. Chapter 9 One rainy Sunday, as Eli stood before the congregation to deliver a message of hope and renewal, he felt a sense of purpose and clarity wash over him. He spoke of the power of forgiveness, of the transformative effect it could have on one's heart and soul, and he shared the story of Solomon and Saul Kingsley as a testament to the enduring strength of faith and love. As he looked out at the faces in the pews – old and young, familiar and new – Eli knew that he was exactly where he was meant to be. And as he closed his eyes in prayer, he felt a hand rest gently on his shoulder, a silent reassurance of the love and support that surrounded him. In that moment, Eli Coleman, the young boy who had once lost his parents and found solace in the love of his grandparents, realized that his journey of faith and resilience had led him to this exact moment – a moment of grace, forgiveness, and the boundless power of love to heal even the deepest of wounds. And as he opened his eyes to the light streaming through the stained glass windows, Eli knew that his path was illuminated by the unwavering light of faith, guiding him forward into a future filled with hope, redemption, and the enduring promise of God’s love. The End
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