Salt Water
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It had an arrangement with a nearby marina to park the boats of parishioners during services. Mrs. Mertz said she would stay on the Point and worship the sun god. Zina really didn’t belong in her gauzy flowered dress and floppy brimmed hat. She seemed to be playing the part of going to church on Sunday. In fact when we were pulling into the marina she said, “Misha, pinch me if I giggle.”
Mr. Walton liked to use aquatic themes in his sermons. This one was called “The Personal Deluge” and was abou...t “those times that come to all of us when seemingly endless trouble rains upon us. Then it is that we must cleave to our loved ones, hold fast to our faith in deliverance, and wait, if need be, through forty days and forty nights for the flood of affliction to subside.”
Mr. Walton was famous for his wife, Elaine, the most beautiful woman in town. Father said that if Mr. Walton used her for bait he would be a truly great fisher of men. He also said that since we could go to church only in good weather that the matter of attendance was in God’s hands and we should not feel guilty on gusty Sundays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had an arrangement with a nearby marina to park the boats of parishioners during services. Mrs. Mertz said she would stay on the Point and worship the sun god. Zina really didn’t belong in her gauzy flowered dress and floppy brimmed hat. She seemed to be playing the part of going to church on Sunday. In fact when we were pulling into the marina she said, “Misha, pinch me if I giggle.”
Mr. Walton liked to use aquatic themes in his sermons. This one was called “The Personal Deluge” and was abou...t “those times that come to all of us when seemingly endless trouble rains upon us. Then it is that we must cleave to our loved ones, hold fast to our faith in deliverance, and wait, if need be, through forty days and forty nights for the flood of affliction to subside.”
Mr. Walton was famous for his wife, Elaine, the most beautiful woman in town. Father said that if Mr. Walton used her for bait he would be a truly great fisher of men. He also said that since we could go to church only in good weather that the matter of attendance was in God’s hands and we should not feel guilty on gusty Sundays.
What to read after Salt Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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