By the time Mr. Quist was done with his prayer, Elizabeth was crying, overwhelmed with the weight of the knowledge that had just been dished out to her. From the moment that minstrel at the worship concert began singing her song, she had had a hint of where this was heading to, yet it did […]
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The angel nodded. “Yes, that’s your song.” Elizabeth simply stood there, amazed as the young minstrel continued to sing. The truth was, of all the songs she had released, Ears Like Mine had had the lowest patronage. There was the likes of How Sweet and Praise Is Due which had quite a number of listens
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With her eyes closed as she held on to the angel’s hand, she could sense a change in the atmosphere. She didn’t know how long her eyes had been shut, and honestly speaking, she couldn’t tell. Not exactly a surprise, considering she was no longer bound by time zones. Opening her eyes, she no longer
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White. Blinding, piercing white. That was what Elizabeth awoke to. Squinting as she opened her eyes, she looked all around her. Alarm and befuddlement grabbed her heart as she observed her current surroundings. Nothing but white all around. White beneath her, white above her, white around her… all white everything. “God Almighty, where am I?”
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Welcome, dear reader! Ever felt like what you do for God is not appreciated? Like your labour in the Kingdom goes under the radar? Well, you have something in common with the main character in this short series. Why don’t we follow her and check her story out? Elizabeth Bossman walked out of the front
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“Chale, that was not an easy time. The way Smooth Wrapz suffered, eh, if it wasn’t for having a support system in Daddy and Maa, things would’ve gone bad for us,” Diamond recounted as she shook her head. “Yeah, it was tough. March, April and May really went by fast. Coz chale, you wake up,
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“So, 2019 came about. It was time for man to start preparing, because June wasn’t too far away, and with the way the system is, the last thing I wanted was to become a victim. Six subjects for Part 1, and if you fail more than two, you have to begin the entire course all
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“So that was the end of September, right? What was next?” Anasah asked curiously. I smiled and shook my head. “A lot. For one, the school was getting quite serious about us having our certificates and transcripts, although there was still some leeway. The University of London would usually have ours ready around that period,
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“This was the year where the major aspiration was to try and get into the Ghana School of Law and advance the dream of becoming a lawyer. So everything was set. Do the Intellectual Property top-up course at Mountcrest University. Do the course GSL provides. Finish the University of London course. Then get ready for
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“That’s the spirit! Giving up should never be an option!” Toby cheered. “So, what was the next move?” “Simple. Do what I had totally neglected to do for a long time. Seek help.” “Mmmmmm,” was the response from the offspring of Daniel and Larissa. “And with that, I’m sure you probably already know this, but,
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