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Courtside prayer
One Sunday several months ago, I was having a great time expressing God while playing basketball. I was thinking about reflecting Him as Spirit, through qualities like strength, speed, and joy. My team was playing a good game, and I was running up and down the court just being glad for the chance to play.
Toward the end of the game, one of my teammates stole the ball at one end of the floor. I ran up with him on the fast break and got past my defender. My teammate passed the ball to me. I leaped up to grab the ball, but when I came down I landed on my knee awkwardly. I felt a sharp pain and fell down. I got up almost immediately and forced myself to hop to the bench. My coach and teammates asked me if I was OK, and I told them I just needed to rest for a little bit.
About the author
Jeff Lewis is a junior in high school. In his free time he enjoys photography, mountain biking, playing ultimate frisbee, singing in choir, and playing the trumpet in his school's jazz band.

March 11, 2013 issue
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Letters
Carole Westman DaDurka, Racine Dews, Rosanne Wright Goacher, Anna Willis
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God-inspired activity
Tim Terry
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Treat yourself
Doris Edington
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Can hoarding be healed?
Ginger Mack Emden
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'How many minds are there?'
H. M. Wyeth
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My steppingstone
Laurel Smith
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Into the woods
Text and photograph by Craig Kronman
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It's the thought that counts
Deanna Mummert
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The way will open
D' Onna Price
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Courtside prayer
Jeffrey Lewis
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Healed through praising God
Van Driessen with contributions from Christine Driessen
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Persistent prayer heals back pain
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Flu symptoms gone
Jacquelyn Reid
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Freedom from stomach distress
Hélène Brown
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Lincoln and a lesson in liberty
The Editors