A Town's Nightmare - Martin, Alan R.
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Pastor Albert mentioned a minister who was slain in 1846 during the proclamation of changing religious beliefs. He was educated and tortured during his departure. The man changed indoctrination during his tenure. He went from Catholic to Protestant. This was when the frightful adventure started, in 1847, and his name was Pastor Matthew. Hendrick Elias Leckner was a former pastor of the Catholic faith, the one who made a pact with the devil. "If someone changed their faith, then I give intermission for the devil to extinguish ten people in a two-week period every ten years." And he sold his…mehr

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Pastor Albert mentioned a minister who was slain in 1846 during the proclamation of changing religious beliefs. He was educated and tortured during his departure. The man changed indoctrination during his tenure. He went from Catholic to Protestant. This was when the frightful adventure started, in 1847, and his name was Pastor Matthew. Hendrick Elias Leckner was a former pastor of the Catholic faith, the one who made a pact with the devil. "If someone changed their faith, then I give intermission for the devil to extinguish ten people in a two-week period every ten years." And he sold his soul for this admonishment, an agreement between him and the devil.
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To the readers who enjoy mystery and suspense.I'm pleased to be represented by ReadersMagnet publishing company. I don't necessarily call myself a writer, but more of a storyteller. I haven't been to college, and I've never been to a journalism school or even held a job around English courses or extensive writing. I have been to Vocational schools involving trades classes. But my skills and training usually came in the form of technical trades: electrical, carpentry, and heating/cooling industries. I have too many experiences to name them all. I got into writing when I retired.