Welcome aboard Endeavor To, a reliable sloop, a little past her prime (not unlike the Captain), that always gets us where we want to sail.

Will and Irene Drake plan a summer-long cruise along the coasts of Maine, the Maritime Provinces, and as far East as the only remaining French possession in North America of St. Pierre and Miquelon in the Archipelago off the Southern tip of the Big Island of Newfoundland.

They decided that the time had come for them to develop a program to counteract the Falling Away From God trend.
So, they set sail on a mission to determine how other Pastors and members deal with the prevailing Conditions. The Conflicts. The Enemy and the Compromising impacting our society.

On returning to York Harbor, they present the concept of a dynamic program to their Pastor, Deacons, and Members for their input. The goal is to inspire members to become full-time Ambassadors in The Business of God.

With the completion of the CounterAct program, they believe they will counteract the chief cause of the trend away from God with the tremendous power of GOOD.

To introduce Counteract to a Nationwide group, they hold a special Summit Conference, with invited influential men and women of the Faith.

What are the consequences of a world without God's Word? Or what would a world without the belief in God and the message of Jesus look like? This book will hopefully provide the answers to these questions and others to your satisfaction. For even though it is a fiction novel, there are many references to nonfictional truths.

Errin Withatongue tells the story of Errin, whose tongue grows as the consequence of each negative statement he makes. The story of Errin highlights the power of being positive and shows how our thoughts lead to feelings, that turn into actions, and end up shaping our experiences. No matter what things look like, we have the power of God that helps us not just see and speak a positive life, but experience His goodness in every season. Like Proverbs 18:21 says, "The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.