title: The Milldale Story
author:  Ron Owens 
description: <div><span>Ron Owens has traveled the world for over 40 years with his wife Patricia, gratefully serving where the Lord has opened doors for them. In North America they continue to minister in conferences, churches, seminaries and colleges. Their focus includes Ron&apos;s preaching and teaching on the subjects of Worship and Revival as well as their joint ministry through music and composition.</span></div><br /><div><span></span></div><div><span>In more recent years, their overseas work was focused primarily on the lands of Russia where they have helped direct the training of worship leaders and musicians for the churches of Eastern Europe. Many of their songs, and their music dramas, Paid In Full and The Christmas Lamb, are being used in churches and theaters of the former Soviet Union where they are proving to be an effective tool in the sharing of the gospel. Ron and Patricia have been a collaborative team for many years. Ron writes most of the poetry for their songs and Patricia writes and arranges the music; however there are occasions when Ron provides some melodic material for their songs and times when Patricia provides some song lyrics. In addition to their collaborative musical efforts, Ron is a published author. He has produced two works on the subject of Worship, written several biographies and is currently working on additional writing projects.</span></div>
zlib_text: Ice Cold Yeti
  
  Chapter One
   
  They met in a meat locker. Okay, honestly, it was an industrial deep
  freezer, but they all looked the same to Sela. Meat lockers, freezers, all were
  lined in metal and cold as hell, if hell was a frozen wasteland lined with meat.
  Damn her alpha Royce and his misguided acceptance of everyone. He
  should have killed Ron, the weasel in wolf’s fur, long ago. But no, he was the
  alpha’s brother, he just needed understanding, a bit of counseling and
  massive doses of medication and he’d be fine. Whatever. Yeah, Ron was fine
  all right, so fine that he had to threaten death to get a female to rut with him.
  Of course, she hadn’t made it any better by telling him she’d rather die than
  fuck him. Too bad Ron took her up on her dare. And not one of her pack
  stepped forward to stop him. The cowards.
  Then again, Ron always was an idiot. Sure, she’d be uncomfortable in the
  cold locker, but the man seemed to have forgotten that she was a wolf. Not
  only that, it was the night o