Out of the Mouths of Children
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"Darkness fell quickly. A misty fog enclosed the house where they met. She kept looking out the window to see who was arriving. Nobody yet, but she knew they would arrive soon. Didn't she tell them that it felt like something special was going to happen tonight!
Her faded green eyes gleamed below her thin dark hair. She thought with delight about her well kept secret. She remembered how successful she had been at enticing those teenagers. She knew they were bored, so she planned parties with the promise of unlimited drugs of their choice and the heavy rock music they loved so much. That had been at the start. Now, they were ready for the children.
She shook with thrill of remembering the time when those so very naive Christian missionaries and their three young children had come to her territory. She was especially stimulated by all the new families who had joined Paul and Teri's congregation in the past two years. She calculated that there were at least twenty children among them.
"We love little children!" She laughed out loud.
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How would you respond if your peaceful, productive life was shattered overnight by evil, shocking disclosures?
Author Chloe Winslow’s novel, Out of the Mouths of Children, tells the story of a pastor and his family who, along with their flock of new Christians, were living peacefully in a small coastal community. Everyone’s lives were abruptly changed as, one by one, their children exposed evil that would affect the entire community. How could this have happened right under their noses without them even knowing? Now the pastor and his wife had to cope with very disturbed children, devastated parents, and the many professionals who came to help. Would God see them through even this?”
Out of the Mouths of Children is an example of victory through Christ as families face police, counselors, and lawyers in their quest for justice and healing.
About the Author
Chloe Winslow is a pen name for the wife of a retired pastor. This is her first book, though she has published several articles. She has always enjoyed working with children and teaching adults, and she remains active in ministry though confined to a wheelchair. She and her husband have three children and five grandkids.