Conversations with a Church Mouse By: Warren G. Blaisure One day on October Mountain, about halfway between Pittsfield and Becket, Massachusetts, on the Washington Mountain Road, a hiker is enjoying the lovely fall day when he comes across an old abandoned church. Full of intrigue, he steps inside, and what he comes across next is something he never expects. As he enters he is shocked to hear a small voice call out to him and upon turning toward the sound, discovers it is a mouse talking to him! Conversations with a Church Mouse is a fun tale that teaches us we should follow God while enduring life’s challenges and enjoying its victories.

A lonely mouse living in a church with only a friendly, sleepy cat for company, devises a plan to get all the mice in town to move in with him.

This book is designed for all ages. It is a fun read but filled with life lessons and a clear presentation of the Christian way of life.

A resilient and quirky colony of church mice fears another Great X more than they fear cats. Under Mouse Mistress Hildegarde’s leadership, they save themselves from one danger after another—sometimes just by the skin of their tails! Can one ultimate act of bravery during the feast day of St. Francis get Father Murphy to bless these mice and keep them safe forever? Rife with humor and personality, this young middle-grade novel has an old-fashioned feel with the makings of a modern classic.

One day on October Mountain, about halfway between Pittsfield and Becket, Massachusetts, on the Washington Mountain Road, a hiker is enjoying the lovely fall day when he comes across an old abandoned church. Full of intrigue, he steps inside, and what he comes across next is something he never expects. As he enters he is shocked to hear a small voice call out to him and upon turning toward the sound, discovers it is a mouse talking to him! Conversations with a Church Mouse is a fun tale that teaches us we should follow God while enduring life's challenges and enjoying its victories. About the Author Warren G. Blaisure began an education for the purpose of leading others to the knowledge of salvation through Jesus at Faith School of Theology in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, in 1963. He met his lifetime companion, Mary Jane Carr, and together they have five children, fifteen grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Blaisure graduated from Faith School lin June 1967 and Lee University, Cleveland, Tennessee, in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies, adding post-graduate studies in Hermeneutics. He and his wife have planted and pastored churches throughout the US. Blaisure is also the author of Faithkiller: Recognizing Resentment and Buni Tales: Adventures of Soft Paws.

The St Michael's mice are no ordinary mice. When Rachel saves them from the church's Mouse Man, it just seems like a good deed. But it soon becomes clear that they are very special mice indeed. They can talk. And not only that, they have a very special task for Rachel to perform, one thatwill help her save her father's church. And they also have a mystery for her to solve which stretches back through generations, involving children who have lived in the vicarage.Good old-fashioned story-telling, with an interesting and sympathetic heroine, and a plot that draws together beautifully its various strands of history, magic, and mystery.