Guardians Of Atlanta 9 (The Hymn of The Knights of Adonai) So far in this tale we’ve followed Cyrus And the losses that she survived, Of slowly losing her small-town home And then losing her boyfriend’s life. That tale will continue as we progress, But for […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 10 (Refugees To The New World) On a cold, rainy night, In a tiny Atlantan town, A middle-aged British man, gripped his coat and looked down. He was walking to the place, where anyone may go.
A place that’s dry and warm, when you’re […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 11 (The Rearing of William Avery) The rearing of William Avery was the best that it could be. From the age of three he learned to sing in four part harmony. At five, he learned to fence and soon he learned to read […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 12 (Duel) By the Twenty-Fifth year of William’s life a tradition had begun. Among the Knights trained for combat, a prize was to be won. At the Summer Solstice celebration, the two best warriors were picked To duel the other one on one […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 13 (The Meeting) After the celebration of the coming season, The Knights all gathered for another reason. As chatter among them began to slow to a halt, every eye turned to Malachi Dodd Standing behind a podium in the fellowship hall, He was […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 14 (Master And Student) Following the meeting, great fellowship was had, All around the Church’s campus, Knights and Dames made glad. Some would discuss Theology, others would dance and sing, Still more would enjoy the feast and food, as joyfulness did ring. In […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 15 (Secrets At Stone Mountain) On the first day of patrol around The Mountain of Stone William stood at his post all alone. It was a bright and sunny day, the birds chirped their songs. But somehow, William knew that something was wrong. […]

Guardians Of Atlanta 16 (When Phillip Keller Was Just a Boy) Phillip Keller tried to stay quiet, Even though he was awake. His Mother dozed in the front seat, Her hand on the emergency brake. The sun in Toronto gleamed through the windows, Making it warmer […]