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At a spiritual altitude year-round
Every summer, while spending time at a camp for Christian Scientists in Colorado, I find myself spiritually renewed, revived, ready to go out into the world and do good. Something about those majestic Collegiate Peaks, the rushing Arkansas River, and the rustic feel of the cabins makes me feel at home. I could almost say that I feel closer to God.
But as the summer comes to a close, and school picks up again, I often find myself falling into feeling separated from God. It’s sometimes as though going back down to sea level takes me away from that feeling of closeness.
So how can I stay at an elevated spiritual altitude all year long? I’d like to share some ideas that have helped me.
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March 7, 2011 issue
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Letters
Vicki Knickerbocker, Glenn Wattley, Wendy Grayson-Tonge, Jobea Lindley, Virginia Stopfel
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Victory over injustice
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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The spiritual journey . . . to religion
Dick Staub
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African conference advocates Bible as problem-solver
Hazel Southam
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Erasing violence from the headlines
Keith Wommack
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Bible friends teach true treasures
Nancy Fischer
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In tough times God still provides
By Lynne Scheiern
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‘Call in the angels!’
By Sue Spotts
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Bible lessons + a life transformed
By Patricia Sharp
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We go on living
Nancy Humphrey Case
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Getting justice
By Nate Talbot
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Who says you have to be sick?
By Bettyjo Cost
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From racial profiling to ‘You are my brother’
By Kwadjo Boaitey
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Divine law’s hand in a corporate dispute
By Brian Kissock
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Fair play at work
By Bess Allen
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At a spiritual altitude year-round
By Cassidy Alford
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Love for church — renewed!
By Mary Beattie
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No more castles built on sand
Pedro Mezarina
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Leaning on God’s strength
Robyn Layne
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Symptoms of pulmonary infection healed
Angèle Zeh
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Freed from pain and feelings of loss
Fátima Cristina de Lima
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Putting an end to end-times
The Editors