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Black carnival masks and beads on a fabric background. Accessory for carnival.

The Mardi Gras Woman – Mr. Morgan P. McCarthy

Flanders Nickels, a young man lost in his sins, encounters a pretty young Mardi Gras woman dressed in black. Her name is Virginia Principal, and she is on her way to Legion Park here in De Pere just down the road to celebrate a costume party with her Baptist church. Having a burden for souls, this Mardi Gras woman, a born-again Christian, seeks to win Flanders’s soul for Christ. Behold, his five ex-girlfriends come storming in for revenge upon him for having cheated on all of them some time ago. (more…)

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August 17, 2024

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The Two-Piece Swimsuit Girlfriend – Mr. Morgan P. McCarthy

The two-piece swimsuit girlfriend and her boyfriend are on a date at Bay Beach Amusement Park in Green Bay near the bay. Her name is Louisiana Lasser, and his name is Flanders Nickels. They are both born-again Christians with all kinds of ideas about what Heaven will be like, but not the right one. They both need to see Heaven as the Paradise where Jesus is in His Person. Will Christ make their hearts right with Him? (more…)

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August 12, 2024

My collection of Christian short stories, numbering one hundred in all, I affectionately call ‘My Canon of Horsetails and Cattails.’ And my collection of Christian novels, numbering fifteen in all, I affectionately call ‘My Canon of Griffins and Unicorns.’ And my pen name—Flanders Nickels—I came up with from nowhere some time back in the mid-1980’s. And my writing ministry for God I happily call ‘My Canon Ministry.’ I use only the King James Version Bible. And I am a fundamental Baptist. I hope that you have fun reading for free on this website. And I myself became a born-again believer in Christ in a most wondrous time around Christmas in 1990 in a soul-changing twelve days which I fondly call ‘My Twelve Days of Christmas.’ It is written, ‘”…, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved,…” Acts 16:31.’