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running close to God
Stephanie Hood, a long-distance athlete from Canada shares her joy in running.
We got together to talk about athletic competition, and especially our mutual delight in middle-and long-distance running. Instead we spent most our time talking about spiritual progress—though we agreed this was time well spent.
"This whole running experience is about becoming closer to God," says Stephanie with undisguised enthusiasm. "And when you get closer to God, you know yourself so much better—your true self, your spiritual self."
Stephanie grew up on the prairies of Manitoba, in Central Canada, about 30 minutes north of Winnipeg. "I loved nature and the wilderness. There was always so much space to run around in. We had trails that would go for miles. They gave me such a complete sense of joy and freedom."
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May 28, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from MURRAY MUIR, DISPLAY COMMITTEE, SUMMER WRIGHT, PAM THORNDIKE, KIM DEWINOT
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Healed through a higher power
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Cathy Lynn Grossman
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NEW LIGHT on health—and care
BY BARBARA VINING
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TAKING A STAND
BY FRANCES SCHLOSSTEIN
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AVAILABLE NOW: truly universal healthcare
BY PHIL DAVIS
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running close to God
BY KIM SHIPPEY
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WHAT ABOUT GLOBAL WARNINGS OF GLOBAL WARMING?
BY TONY LOBL
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JIGSAWS OF ALL KINDS
BY SANDY TREVOR-ROBERTS
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PRAYER IN THE PEACE OF THE GROVE
BY SHANNON HODGINS
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My special 'stones'
Mendy Gaddo
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'I DON'T WANT TO ...'
KATE DEARBORN
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IDENTITY THAT CAN'T BE STOLEN
RUTH WALKER
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'A VERY PRESENT HELP'
JANICE GROVES MARTIN with contributions from DAVID MARTIN
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'A HEALING SCIENCE I CAN ALWAYS RELY ON ...'
NATHANIEL WILDER
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HEALED OF STOMACH TROUBLE
WANDA RICHARD