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Yellowstone morning
Last September, I camped on the shore of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake in Wyoming—the largest body of water at high elevation in North America. I awoke shortly before sunrise, dressed quickly, grabbed my camera, and went to the edge of the trees lining the shore. I was greeted by this scene: a glorious sunrise over a glassy lake. There was no wind in the trees. No lapping waves.
I loved the soft wings of the cirrus clouds hovering over and reflected in the lake; the lone pine sentinel on the sand bar; and the promise of another beautiful day in God’s company.

April 18, 2011 issue
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Letters
Heidemarie Peschke, Ann Hightower, Rod Savoye, Paulette Watkins, Meg Cowan
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Living compassion
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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Women in Canada join in celebration of world day of prayer
Erika Glasberg
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Ways to give, despite the economy
Pamela Hawley
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To express eternal Life
Karen Bailey
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My search for harmony
Nellie Gitau
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Feeling rejected? God has a plan for you
By Walter Rodgers
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Offer your talent to the world
By Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Inspired parenting
Mark Swinney
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Sigh for compassion
By Margaret Rogers
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Bible-inspired compassion
By Kathleen Collins
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Love for my neighbors
Molly Combs
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One day with the Lord (Got a minute?)
Gary Duke
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Getting it all done
By Annie Balang
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Project management
By Vivian Lindawan
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No back seats
By Chris Shoaf
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Yellowstone morning
Maurice Wildin
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Back pain healed
David Woodburn
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Fears during pregnancy overcome
Barbie Trapp
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Son healed of appendicitis
Rosemary C. da Gama Vaiano , Paulo da Gama Vaiano
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The simple side of loving your neighbor
The Editors