Suspense offers us a spooky wax museum leading to a wartime adventure.

A suspenseful story about a man who matches his life against his evil stepfather for $25,000.

This Suspense production tells the odd story of a murder plot that never seems to work.

Suspense's "The Body Snatchers" is a light-hearted drama, but the true history on which it is based is dark and gruesome. The story is set in the early 19th century when the legal supply of human bodies for medical research in Britain was limited only to criminals given the death penalty. Enjoy this long ago radio show.

1942, "The Cave Of Ali Baba".An adventure of Lord Peter Whimsey, the gentleman crime buster. A secret voice that operates vault helps him to break up a masked society of crime. The story is based on, "The Adventurous Exploit Of The Cave Of Ali Baba" (written in 1928)

A mystery novel by John Dickson Carr.

"After Despard died, under his pillow was found a strange piece of string, tied in nine knots, a witch's ladder..." What do you think it means?

Ma Perkins (or "Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins") was produced by Frank & Anne Hummert in 1933, "Ma Perkins" became the longest running radio "soap" opera. It lasted for 27 years.

Ma was the owner-operator of the lumber yard in small Southern town of Rushville Center, population 4000. Story-lines pivoted around her interactions with the local townsfolk as well as the ongoing dilemmas of her three children, Evey, Fay and John. One of her children died during WWII.

The kindly, trusting widow Ma Perkins with her huge heart, and great love for humanity, was forever offering her homespun philosophy to any troubled soul in need of advice. [Source:Wikipedia]

Ma Perkins episodes 5 -10.

Note, the episodes are not numbered consecutively.

Pastor Adrienne Terry was such an encourager! She cheered me right on through graduation from Wesley Theological Seminary in May 2016. She is sorely missed since her passing in June 2016.
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So, you want to be a writer. You ask yourself, "Should I self publish...Should I publish only digitally...How do I get started?" This interview with Christian author Margaret D. Pagan could help you with some of the answers. Margaret is the author of two great novels, "More Than A Slave" and the "Fulani Girls". Her devotional will also appear in our March edition of our new online/print/digital magazine, "A Moment With the King."

Another treat! Tonight's episode includes a reading of an excerpt of her book "More Than a Slave." A book about Katie Ferguson, a slave who lived an interesting life in New York. You can find her on www.margaretpagan.com and on Facebook.

("A Moment With the King" is a Maryland Women of Worship ministry publication.)