Deep Darkness
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Mother Theresa was saying, "Abortion is the greatest destroyer of peace today." She was greeted with a standing ovation. The camera panned the entire room. Everyone was standing and applauding the gracious lady. Everyone except the 6 people sharing the platform with her. Tim immediately recognized Bill and Hillary Clinton, Al and Tipper Gore and Dr. Jo and Ingrid Krause. All were still seated and all were frowning. Mother Theresa continued: "And if we accept that a mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people not to kill one another?" More applause. "Please don't kill the child. I want the child. I am willing to accept any child who would be aborted and to give that child to a married couple who will love the child and be loved by the child." Another standing ovation, except for the scowling three couples who sat stone faced on the dais. The announcer came on and reminded viewers that the footage was from the 1994 National Prayer Breakfast and Mother Theresa had indeed passed away. At about that time,the '700 Club 'logo scrolled across the screen. "I might have known,"he thought. "She was watching the '700 Club' before she went to church."
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Tim and Shawnee McGregor were just a newlywed couple with big dreams and a secure future until.... ' ERWACHE International was a widely respected innovator in the field of 21 st Century solutions to global energy problems until.... Lovingston, Virginia, a town rejuvenated by ERWACHE"s investments, was a model of a successful company town until... Dr. Josef M. Krause and his wife,the ageless Ingrid ,enjoyed their lives as the rich and powerful owners of ERWACHE until.... Pastor and Mrs. Donald Trumbel would probably have never been called to the Tye River Church unless.... Those grand ERWACHE dirigibles would still be traveling through the Virginia twilight if only... How could four crudely tattoed numbers change all of the above and so much more???
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Ed Gilkey graduated (barely) from Randolph Macon College in Ashland ,Virginia in 1972 where he was named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He spent the next 35 years observing changes in America's culture from a front row seat as a public school history and economics teacher. He and his wife Debi have through God's grace, raised 4 children. All the Gilkeys are charter members of Beaverdam Baptist Church, Beaverdam, Virginia.