Urban Playground

The Prophet’s voice called for the city’s repentance. The Riverfront Park had become an urban playground; the rich and the poor shared the same amenities. Darkness and Light competed for men’s souls.

Darla’s life was too predictable. She had been asking God to change it up. She needed a husband, but the only man that even stirred her heart was holding a cardboard sign. She could see the homeless from her penthouse condo; they were under the bridge, in the park, and at the Mission. Homeless people stationed strategically around the city of Salem, imploring citizens for financial help. She wanted to help, but outside of her protected world, things were getting scary. What was God asking her to do?

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Urban Playground

The Prophet’s voice called for the city’s repentance. The Riverfront Park had become an urban playground; the rich and the poor shared the same amenities. Darkness and Light competed for men’s souls.

Darla’s life was too predictable. She had been asking God to change it up. She needed a husband, but the only man that even stirred her heart was holding a cardboard sign. She could see the homeless from her penthouse condo; they were under the bridge, in the park, and at the Mission. Homeless people stationed strategically around the city of Salem, imploring citizens for financial help. She wanted to help, but outside of her protected world, things were getting scary. What was God asking her to do?

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Urban Playground

Urban Playground

by Mettie Merryman
Urban Playground

Urban Playground

by Mettie Merryman

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Overview

The Prophet’s voice called for the city’s repentance. The Riverfront Park had become an urban playground; the rich and the poor shared the same amenities. Darkness and Light competed for men’s souls.

Darla’s life was too predictable. She had been asking God to change it up. She needed a husband, but the only man that even stirred her heart was holding a cardboard sign. She could see the homeless from her penthouse condo; they were under the bridge, in the park, and at the Mission. Homeless people stationed strategically around the city of Salem, imploring citizens for financial help. She wanted to help, but outside of her protected world, things were getting scary. What was God asking her to do?


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781449778682
Publisher: WestBow Press
Publication date: 02/05/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 202
File size: 486 KB
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