Where Angels Tread is the story of a modern day man who has come to the end of his spiritual rope. Disillusioned and embittered by church conflict and the hypocrisy he sees, Nathaniel O’Brian attempts to walk away from his newfound Christianity. But he soon encounters Ethan, a mysterious stranger who takes him on a journey that changes everything. Along the way Nathaniel must overcome many trials and hardships, which include the cunning fallen angel Mullyrug. He eventually finds himself at Golgotha, a witness to the amazing spiritual forces that collided there to determine the mate of mankind.
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Tony Ducklow uses fiction to portray the struggles faced by many. -- Don F. Johnson, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chair, Psychology, Northwestern College, St. Paul, Minnesota
Where Angels Tread offers an inspirational message about the power of prayer. I applaud the work he has done. -- Rod Grams, Former United States Senator
Where Angels Tread offers an inspirational message about the power of prayer. I applaud the work he has done. -- Rod Grams, Former United States Senator
About the Author
Anthony Ducklow is an inner city school teacher whose teaching methods and work with his students have been featured in the St. Paul Pioneer Press newspaper. He also created and appears in the award-winning television program, Captain McCool and Friends. He is a graduate of Northwestern College and Concordia College in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Easy reading. Profound content.,
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WHERE ANGELS TREAD by Anthony Ducklow is a wonderfully creative and imaginative work. The book contains two basic story lines. Part one begins with a young minister taking the reigns of his new church and follows along as he deals with personal and organizational challenges that are probably quite typical for someone in that profession, not the least of which is a new and dynamic assistant pastor who has visions of splendor not quite in alignment with his own. Part two is Nathaniel's story. Nathaniel is a member of the church who has become disillusioned with the mutinous assistant pastor, the infighting congregation and Christianity itself. He soon finds himself in the middle of a spritual struggle that includes demons, exorcisms, good and evil angels, spritual warfare, time travel, and personal encounters with Jesus Christ and the Devil. It is a compelling story. And it is well-told. The author's style is refreshing in its simplicity and directness. Yet this simplicity in no way compromises the intense and profound quality of the story. To the contrary, the characters and their thoughts, as well as the action, of which there is plenty, Anthony Ducklow has written a book which will communicate to anyone. Atheists, agnostics, and believers alike will find a lot to like in WHERE ANGELS TREAD. The story is honestly told, with demons and doubts and blasphemy lurking between the lines. "Everyman" can relate to this tale because of its integrity. That's what makes this story work. If you want to be entertained, if you want to be challenged, if you want to become immersed in a retelling of "The Greatest Story Ever Told", read this book.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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An Angelic Read,
By Kristi Sauer (St Paul, MN) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Where Angels Tread (Paperback)
After reading Where Angels Tread, I was very impressed with how engaging the story was. Right from the beginning I was hooked and wanted to know what was going to happen to the small church community and all of its struggles, political and personal. There were several unexpected twists and turns that left me full of emotion and I found myself unable to put the book down! The depictions of the characters and story line were very easy to visualize; I almost felt like I knew the characters. Anthony Ducklow's story really made me believe that miracles can happen, even when we are full of despair. He did a great job of depicting the Angels in the story as well. The book was such a fast, enjoyable read that I almost felt sad when I had finished it. I highly recommend it!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Where Angels Tread,
This review is from: Where Angels Tread (Paperback)
Tony Ducklow crafted this story of the infiltration of the enemy into the church, the havoc it caused and how it nearly destroyed the budding faith of the main character, Nathaniel. But then Ducklow, takes his reader on a obstacle-strewn journey to the cross through the eyes of Nathaniel.
The imagery is excellent and I especially liked the scene at the cross. His writing is very realistic. Nathaniel is not a super hero, but rather an average young man; one who has fears and is searching for a relationship with Jesus. It is a story of perseverence, trial, and victory, though none of these come easily. I would recommend this book to those who are either walking by faith or those who are about to. Tony Ducklow has a natural way of writing and I felt like I was right there with Nathaniel every step of the way. Rita Kroon, author of "Letters from the Past," "You Have Cancer - a Journey Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death," and "Praying the Scriptures."
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