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Where sport and prayer play together
How does one discern the difference between wasting time and enjoying life’s joys?
Some of us may have been cautioned about spending too much time seeking entertainment—reading novels, playing video/computer games, surfing the Web, watching TV. Then there’s preoccupation with exercise, or working too long at our professional jobs.
In order to forward our spiritual growth, and stay ready to help others and heal, should we read or get involved only in things that are spiritually helpful? How do we know if we’re making the right choices?
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May 30, 2011 issue
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Letters
Daniel Otieno Okello, Marsha Maupin, Vicki Knickerbocker, Richard O. Owadokun, Betty Dailey
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On your marks!
Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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Moving beyond stereotypes
Bob Clark
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Willing to serve
Paul Borthwick
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Ballplayers hitting it right with Sunday chapel
Kevin Baxter
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Religious tolerance and a ‘flameproof’ faith
Phil Davis
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A shining prayer of unity
Janet Clements
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A night bright with light
Fay Coulouris
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Sunday School students read through the Bible
By Linda Ross
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Going wireless with life
By Ginger Mack
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Prayer for people with disabilities
Tony Lobl
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Sports—and drawing closer to Spirit
By James Spencer
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Football dreams and spiritual goals
By Bob Cochran
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Keeping it real on the volleyball court
By Kerstyn Battenberg
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At the wheel with a professional race-car driver
By Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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Where sport and prayer play together
By Sue Holzberlein
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For the good of the volleyball team
By Lyssa Winslow
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‘I was able to compete’
Heather Libbe
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Freedom from running injury
Lane Brown
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Headaches healed, and a complete transformation of thought
Jaime Beauchamp
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Exposed only to Love
The Editors