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"My name is John Matthew. It is rather ironic that I have a biblical first and last name. After you have heard my story, you will understand why...How did it come to this? I am sitting with a gun in my hand about to murder someone I never met  " Howard Sprague writes of love, death, and turmoil in one of the most turbulent eras of change in contemporary American history. His story embraces adventures that belonged to a time when intrigue was entirely personal.

James Wilson’s life started with two strikes against him, his mother was a drug addict, and his father was a career criminal. It’s not much of a surprise that the name James Wilson showed up in the juvenile court records for the first time when he was 10 years old. He was caught attempting to break into a church poor box and charged with vandalism and attempted burglary.

Howard Lee Sprague’s unique way of story telling creates a thrilling novel that brings together the lives of four individuals intersecting in the world of business, politics and espionage. Government secrets are revealed creating a situation where lives are in jeopardy.

Give Me a Second Look is a collection of nine stories from individuals who have graduated from St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance’s Community Kitchen.  In addition to some talking about God’s influence in their lives, all nine people give all or partial credit for their current success to the training received at the Community Kitchen. Twenty seven individuals were contacted and asked to participate in the creation of this book through a series of interviews with the author.  The nine individuals who are presented here had the courage to come forward and tell about the adversities in their lives.  All of them were eager to tell their stories so that others might see the potential to turn their lives around and become productive members of the community. While the intent of this book was to distribute the stories to new Community Kitchen students we realize that these stories also represent hope to people receiving a second chance from other organizations.

 Snowflake is adopted from a pet shop  by Julie and her mother. Arriving home, Snowflake is introduced to the  father, a cat named Goldie and a dog named Ralph. Snowflake ignores  warnings from Goldie about leaving the yard and gets chased by a dog.  Snowflake learns the value of listening to your parents who are wiser  and give you advice because they love you  

 Snowflake, a young and curious cat,  tells about several adventures encountered while preparing for and going  on her first vacation trip with Julie, her owner. This camping trip is  easy to follow for reading to young children or for beginning  readers.Snowflake was given advice from the other family pets for her  protection and safety. In the midst of all the excitement, inexperience  and curiosity, she forgot much of what she had been told about camping  safety. The moral of the story is that advice from one's elders should  be heeded. They want the best for us, and their experience is valuable. "

 This story reveals how God will take  the dream and gifting He has planted in your heart, and use them to show  the world His love, power, might, and faithfulness. It is a story of  two people with willing hearts, brought together to live out their  dreams and serve the God Who loves them.paragraph here. 

A short story

The  murder of a fisherman while fishing from the shore of the Sea of  Galilee didn’t stop Jacob from fishing at night to supply food for his  family and a small amount of income
The dark hours of the night,  early morning events, and inner reflections would change his life and  the members of his family forever.

  A short Story

The  potter drifted in and out of consciousness.  Each day.  Periods of  unconsciousness became longer until he began to wander as to whether

 he  was dead or perhaps in a dream state
    What happened next, he could never have anticipated. 

Philippians 1:21-23 
For  to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. If I am to live in the  flesh, that means fruitful labor for me. Yet which I shall choose I  cannot tell. I am hard pressed between the two. My desire is to depart  and be with Christ, for that is far better.