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The great-majestic-fortress
- 1. A Beautiful Collection of Stories for Young Hearts Ages One to One Hundred
- 2. If a majestic old oak could talk, what would it tell us about our history? What does it know, that we have forgotten?
- 3. A Call to Unite It was long after the crickets had stopped chirping, yet long before the birds had begun to sing. A long line of canoes sliced their way through dark, murky water, silently heading toward the shore of the lake.
- 4. A Call to One Nation Under God … a still, small voice whispered softly to him. “Listen to the One who made this tree. He will win this land.”
- 5. A Call to Freedom Shouts were heard throughout the surrounding fields and all through the trees along the water’s edge. All night long, a runaway slave had raced through the forest. He was racing for his freedom.
- 6. The Call Occasionally they remember the sacrifices and the still, small voice that gave them the land. They take pictures of the tree, saying “What a beautiful tree God made,” and then go on about their business. Once a year, they give thanks.
- 7. The tree still gives them shelter and the still, small voice calls out.
- 8. Who will win the land, if no one stops to listen?
- 9. Children in the 2nd and 3rd grade levels listen from cover to cover. Adults love it also, as they remember…
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