Clergy Stories

Hubby makes a fuss about her going to church, but she has other ideas about how to spend a Sunday. Illustrated.

After a long separation, Ali comes, without her new husband, to visit Al and his wife. Her ulterior motives become clear when she asks Al to recreate their first sex for his wife. Once again, true elements inspired this CNF story.

Ever since their days at Oxford, respectable vicar Cedric and his devoted wife, Phyllida, have shared an obsession with the mythical creatures of antiquity. They live a quiet life in rural Dorset until a group of hippies camps near their church. On a cider-and-acid-fuelled night in 1968, the couple’s mythical obsessions collide with reality. Hurdy Gurdy Man echoes from the surrounding hills, leading to a wild, hallucinatory orgy that changes everything for the vicar and his wife.

A story about a search, forgiveness and justice, and how ideas and priorities change with the passage of time and events. Sometimes, after you've found a loved one you had lost, you need to find them afresh. Thirteen chapters, all finished and to be submitted every other day or so. Though told in the first person, it is completely fiction.

Spreading the word of God in the more rural parts of the Empire is a tedious and thankless task. The Rector has found a way to have a happy ending in his labors in the field and has cast his seed in all directions like it is described in the books of the old testament.

Maggie, a disillusioned and adulterous 39 year old preacher's wife, takes a job with a humanitarian organization in Africa. In the course of her adventures, she meets a young man.

Young Misty looked like a teenager but she was almost 40. She had the same hex just like her grandmother and the other females in her clan. Age and time were not normal in the McCoy family as far as the females were concerned. Besides, it was par for the course for a heritage of witchcraft.

A Mission Outreach Story
This is the same story as Chapter 1 of Mission Work, but written from a different perspective-that of the mission organizer. It hints at the possible contents of a 3rd Chapter for Mission Work. This story is low on dialogue and some is directly duplicated from Mission Work.

The establishment of the Church of Divine Intervention was caused by a silly accident that ended Dixie's career as a circus performer. Now, the church is joined by Deacon Johnson a defrocked minister of dubious repute.