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Quick links to your favorites! The most recent of special interest. Latest NewsR. L. Copple DEP's Newest Novel Now Available DEP Staff
Opinions and ViewsHaruah Editorial Team Passing the Torch - A note to the readers Rachel A. Marks
Poetry CornerMarco Moreno Flores The Girl Who Collected Fortunes Krista Marie Nielsen (Student) The whole land is made... Don Thompson Sing Through The Fire Darrell Lindsey Man on the Street Gives an Account Tanya Sevilla-Simon
Fiction AddictionR. L. Copple Stacey and the Stranger Terrie Todd A Compassionate Heart Teresa Aitken Hide and Seek Rachel Stewart (Student) Dandelion Wishes Helen Silverstein
RomanceTerrie Todd A Twist in the Old Lasso Jo Ann Snapp
Splash of FlashSuzanne W. Vincent My Name Skye Kinkade Serviettes Mary Ann Noe Passengers J.C. Towler Hurricane Elliot Joanne Sher
Historically SpeakingAndrew M. Seddon The Mountain Joshua Gage |
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Current FeaturesFeatures updated most Mondays and Thursdays. Fiction - Contemporary The loss of loved ones is never easy, and dealing with the grief unique, even for little Davy. - Discuss in Forums A Bath by Marco Moreno Flores Poetry - Contemporary Warm water on skin... - Discuss in Forums The Girl Who Collected Fortunes by Krista Marie Nielsen (Student) Poetry - Contemporary God works outside the context of worldly success. Sometimes the words of the world do not reflect what God has in store for us, and other times words of encouragement speak God's love into our souls. - Discuss in Forums A Different Way by Kim Sheard True-to-life Story Praise for my father, who taught me different ways of doing several things I found difficult. - Discuss in Forums The whole land is made... by Don Thompson Poetry - Literary The last fog we’ll see this winter... - Discuss in Forums Haruah: Turning Out the Lights by R. L. Copple News We strove to make Haruah, a magazine that injected the breath of God into the mainstream/literary genre through the stories that we selected to print. Looking back, I think we achieved that. Some stories were subtle in their contribution to that goal, others more overt. But in the end, we pray that the stories glorified God. - Discuss in Forums Sing Through The Fire by Darrell Lindsey Poetry A poem of spiritual musing. - Discuss in Forums Man on the Street Gives an Account by Tanya Sevilla-Simon Poetry - Contemporary the beneficiary of grace, utterly stunned - Discuss in Forums Stacey and the Stranger by Terrie Todd Fiction - Romance With a job, college, classes, and three teenage children to juggle, Stacey Simonson has no time to concern herself with her neighbours' mysterious house guest. But he keeps showing up in her life and at the most inopportune moments! - Discuss in Forums Peace I leave with you by Don Thompson Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums A Compassionate Heart by Teresa Aitken Fiction - Contemporary A child proves people are capable of loving their enemies. - Discuss in Forums Gifts and Life by Abbey Swanson Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums Faith by Beth A. Fields (Student) Poetry - Literary To have faith His Loving Kindness - First Love by Debbie Sho Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums Supplication by Genevieve Cunningham (Student) Poetry - Contemporary When evening settles on practiced heels, Brother Anders by Karen Kelsay Poetry - Contemporary - Discuss in Forums The Angel of My Desire by R. L. Copple Poetry - Contemporary Angel: One who touches our lives, even briefly, in special ways. - Discuss in Forums Finding you Friend by Christie Halle Devlin Poetry - Literary Dear God, Hide and Seek by Rachel Stewart (Student) Fiction - Literary You aren't found unless you want to be found. Kathy plans to hide all day and win the game... if you can call it "winning." - Discuss in Forums Haruah 2010 Guidelines Update by R. L. Copple News - Contemporary Haruah sets new focus for 2010. - Discuss in Forums The Glance by Robin Offerdahl Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums Hummingbird by Suzanne W. Vincent Flash Fiction - Contemporary In the hour before nightfall, Aleida feeds her hummingbirds and remembers days long past. - Discuss in Forums Dandelion Wishes by Helen Silverstein Fiction - Literary Dandelion Wishes offers a glimpse into the tender joy of a young girl. - Discuss in Forums Echoes by Tyrean Martinson Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums The Cisco Kid by Brian Merklin Fiction - Contemporary Hope can arrive in your last moments alive, but will it save you? THE GOLDEN TREASURY by Ashutosh Ghildiyal Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums Enough by Mary R. Hawkins (Student) Fiction - Literary "I had escaped the clutches of one god, only to fall captive to another..." - Discuss in Forums On the Road to Damascus, Georgia by L. Ward Abel Poetry - Literary This life and the search for flashes - Discuss in Forums A Twist in the Old Lasso by Jo Ann Snapp Fiction - Romance Nettie Yoder stood in the dusty street of Laws, California waiting for Jake Spiral. The tender letters he wrote to her in Boston touched her heart but still, Laws was a distance to come for marriage to a man she'd never seen. No matter the outcome though, she could not go back to Boston. - Discuss in Forums Since Self I Gave Away by C. Maggie Woychik Poetry - Literary Virtue turns to vice in our own hands. - Discuss in Forums Extraction: Pakistan by D.I. Telbat Fiction - Contemporary Two covert soldiers come into a Pakistani camp to rescue kidnapped missionaries, to find only one alive. Does he even want to leave his captors? Why would he want to stay? Find out what this prisoner considers more important than his life. - Discuss in Forums Birthday Missionary by Jonathan Facelli True-to-life Story - Literary When Jonathan arrived in Kenya he expected to meet his sister for a month of escapist traveling around East Africa. What he didn't know was that his sister would not be there to meet him, and in just a few day he would become an accidental missionary. - Discuss in Forums The Third Time Today by Sheri Flowers Anderson Poetry Poem for son - Discuss in Forums Gemma's Box by Amber Harvey Fiction - Contemporary Gemma Knowells is initially disappointed in her inheritance from Grandma: a box of letters. She soon discovers that lessons from the past may be the key to success in her future. - Discuss in Forums Meditation 13 by Anne Brooke Poetry - Contemporary - Discuss in Forums Bishop Martin's Cloak by Andrew M. Seddon Fiction - Historical When Roman soldier Martin divided his cloak with a beggar on a cold winter's day, he could not have foreseen how that scrap of cloth would change the lives of those who followed him... - Discuss in Forums Worm by Wm Kamffer Poetry - Literary Creation is filled with allegory, and this amazing worm is no different. - Discuss in Forums For What It's Worth by Donna Watkins Fiction - Literary There wasn't anything here, nothing of value anyway. Some rusting tools, rotting wood, forgotten memories. Wait, though, something was coming back to me, something my grandmother used to say: "Just because you can't see the value in something, doesn't mean it doesn't have value at all." - Discuss in Forums THOSE HILLS by Ashutosh Ghildiyal Poetry - Discuss in Forums Peace, Love, Perspective by Elrena Evans Fiction - Literary A change in the day's plans causes a mother and her young daughter to shift perspective...perhaps for the better. - Discuss in Forums Meditation 11 by Anne Brooke Poetry - Contemporary - Discuss in Forums The Weather Channel by Amy Corbin Fiction - Literary This is a love story based on my grandparents. - Discuss in Forums Dust of the Rabbi by Abigail Knutson Poetry - Literary - Discuss in Forums The Frequency of Swinging by Brad D. Green Fiction - Literary I catch glimpses of their great machines through the leaves: yellow flashes of great claws, blistered with mud. - Discuss in Forums SASE by Olivia Adams Poetry - Contemporary - Discuss in Forums Community Previously in Harûah Contributors Information for Writers/Artists About Harûah |
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| Harûah: Breath of Heaven - A Magazine of Inspiration is an inspirational web and print magazine, featuring fiction of all kinds, poetry, and non-fiction. Harûah is Hebrew for "The Spirit" and within our pages we hope to draw you closer to the Creator who breathed life into us all.
Harûah seeks to publish works that show the wonder and awesome power of a living, loving God who is active and intimately involved in humanity. It is ecumenical in nature, and though grounded in Christian principles and traditional values, it does not set out to promote the practices or beliefs of any particular denomination. Within the pages of Harûah, readers will find, besides the occasional work with specific Christian content, many works that honor the values and tenets of a wide variety of faith traditions. Fiction, poetry, and stories of life are the heart of Harûah, but other types of features are also included. But in all cases, readers can be sure that everything included will be wholesome and inoffensive. Readers of all ages can enjoy the literary works of Harûah. |
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