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Prayer brings a musical theater production out of the woods
First appeared as a web original on September 20, 2006
When my daughter Christie was a senior, she participated in her high school’s production of Steven Sondheim’s musical Into the Woods.
From the summer before the production, the students enthusiastically learned the music and prepared for tryouts. Once rehearsals began, anticipation grew as cast and crew memorized songs, blocked staging, created sets and costumes.
Every night at supper Christie had more rehearsal stories to share. Students and faculty were looking forward to presenting the play in the newly built performing arts center.
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March 14, 2011 issue
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Letters
Wanda Richard, Jeff Sander, Fran Levin, Bonnie Biemer
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Stand up to fear
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Ancient and modern language in the King James Bible
Timothy Larsen
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Protecting childlike Innocence
Margaret Campbell
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Probing the unreality of matter
Kathleen Collins
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How does resurrection apply to your life?
Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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Rescue on the freeway
By Tara Talbot
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Getting beyond ‘woman’s work’ vs. ‘man’s work’
By Tracy Bronner
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Psalm of praise
Hugh Pendexter III
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Haiti and healing the fear of contagion
By Sharon Carper
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Trust in God’s law of health
By Sarah Hyatt
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Healthy on campus
By Ginger Mack
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Prayer brings a musical theater production out of the woods
By Connie Coddington
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Healing lessons from a Great Blue Heron
By Deborah Wood Warncke
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What are your favorite synonyms for God?
Jack, Clarice, Alex, Isabel
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I love God!
Gracie
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Music — anointed with Love
By Becky Buhl
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Cat allergy healed
Lynne Cook
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In tune with God—and healing
Anne Dixon
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Oral surgery avoided
Clara Fuentes
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‘People power’ prayer
The Editors