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Through a spiritual lens
A QUICK THOUGHT
I came across this photograph the other day while searching for new images for greeting cards. For me, the image summed up our hectic lives today, and the title, "A quick thought," sprang to mind. What happened to letting life just happen, I wondered? We are always rushing about the place with too much to do and too little time to do it in. We can no longer find the time to write a letter to a friend or relative to say thank you, express an idea, share an experience, or just say hi. It's a scribbled note instead.
Ironically, in order to capture the movement of time and pace in such an image, it's necessary photographically to slow the picture-taking process right down and literally let life pass by the camera.
How often I find that I'm so busy doing and trying to keep up with life's fast pace, that I don't have time to stop, sit, reflect, and let God's ideas flow. Yet when I do, some of my best ideas are developed and come fruition.
Jo Andreae
Reading, England
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October 4, 2004 issue
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A spiritual feast
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Kim Kilduff, Lorna Richards, Anne Anderson
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Alister McBride, Carolyn Poirot, Jack Shamash
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YOU ARE not WHAT YOU EAT
By Cynthia Neely
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A VISION OF BEAUTY
By Meg Welch Dendler
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TOOK IT OFF—AND KEPT IT OFF
By Christina Camacho
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WEIGHING IN FROM BERLIN
By Klaus-Hendrik Herr
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DOES GOD LOVE US ONLY WHEN WE GO TO CHURCH?
By Ginny Luedeman
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PRAYER ON ALERT
Steve Graham
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Hold the fries
By Marilyn Jones
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Through a spiritual lens
Jo Andreae
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Accentuate the positive
By Mark Swinney
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My journey back
By Wycliffe Odhiambo
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Beslan—a response
By Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Chronic breathing condition healed
Shelly Richardson
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Severe influenza quickly healed
Terry Anne Vigil
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Complete recovery from back injury
Jan Williamson