River to Cross, a
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At the hitching rail, he untied his horse and swung himself into the saddle. As he did, his eyes fastened on the steeple of the white adobe chapel on the other side of the parade grounds. At the chaplain’s request to the fort’s commander, the steeple did not have a cross on top so the building could serve as a place of prayer for both non-Christians as well as Christians. Jake made a squeaking sound with his lips and trotted around the manicured grounds, heading toward the chapel.
Quickly he tie...d Banjo to another rail, took the front steps two at a time, and knocked on the office door. A small brass plate read Major William Tyler, Chaplain, and under that, God Is Everywhere.
Jake and Bill Tyler had known each other for years, going back to when they were both part of the Fourth Cavalry. Tyler, an ordained minister, graduated from Chicago Divinity School. He was a career military chaplain, and Jake trusted him completely.
“Jake, hello! Come in, come in. Heard about that Mexican operation of yours and was worried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the hitching rail, he untied his horse and swung himself into the saddle. As he did, his eyes fastened on the steeple of the white adobe chapel on the other side of the parade grounds. At the chaplain’s request to the fort’s commander, the steeple did not have a cross on top so the building could serve as a place of prayer for both non-Christians as well as Christians. Jake made a squeaking sound with his lips and trotted around the manicured grounds, heading toward the chapel.
Quickly he tie...d Banjo to another rail, took the front steps two at a time, and knocked on the office door. A small brass plate read Major William Tyler, Chaplain, and under that, God Is Everywhere.
Jake and Bill Tyler had known each other for years, going back to when they were both part of the Fourth Cavalry. Tyler, an ordained minister, graduated from Chicago Divinity School. He was a career military chaplain, and Jake trusted him completely.
“Jake, hello! Come in, come in. Heard about that Mexican operation of yours and was worried.
What to read after River to Cross, a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yvonne Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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