A Boris Kitty Halloween Story - Illustrated
Black Cats Aren't Scary
Halloween is a holiday that many people view as harmless fun. But Boris learns that it also promotes prejudice and hatred of black cats. Determined to do something about it, God tells him the secret to defeating hate. A perfect Christian story for Halloween.
"But
I tell you who hear me: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless
those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. Do to others as you would
have them do to you."
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Black
Cats Aren't Scary - Part 3
By Harrison Woodard
Illustrated By Donna Rosin
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He
bowed is head to pray, “God, why do people hate black cats? You created me.
Why would anyone think I was evil or bad luck?”
Boris
sat there quietly listening for God’s voice. Several minutes passed and God
didn’t answer.
“God,
are you there?” asked Boris.
There
was nothing but silence.
Boris
got a little nervous, and then, a little scared, “God, I know you’re
listening. Aren’t you?”
And God said, “You know I am always listening.”
“Please
forgive me. I got a little concerned when I didn’t hear from you,” said
Boris.
“You
were scared weren’t you?” asked God.
“Yes,”
said Boris.
“Do
you think people who don’t know me are very brave?” asked God.
“They’re
probably scared of everything,” said Boris.
“For
people that don’t know that I love them, the world is a very scary place,”
said God. “Wouldn’t you agree?”
“I
sure would,” said Boris. “If people knew how much you love them they would
never hate anyone or be afraid of anything.”
Boris
thought for a moment, “How can I change what people think about me?”
“Boris,
people blame me for all kinds of bad stuff. And they say very mean things about
me too,” explained God.
“What
do you do?” asked Boris.
“I
just love them,” said God.
“And
if they don’t stop?” asked Boris.
“I
just keep on loving them,” said God. “There’s no better way to change what
people think about you than to love them, even when they don’t love you
back.”
“Thanks.
I know exactly what I’m going to do from now on,” said Boris
The
next day Boris ran down to the park to play. The mother and the little boy from
downtown were there. Boris cautiously approached the boy and rubbed against his
leg.
“Bobby,
what did I tell you about black cats!” shouted his mother.
“Its
ok Mommy,” said Bobby petting Boris. “He’s a sweet kitty.”
Bobby’s
mother came over and rubbed Boris’ neck.
“I
guess black cats aren’t that scary after all,” said the mother.
And
Boris agreed.
Black cats aren’t scary.
THE END
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