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‘This is the way …’
I resisted acquiring satellite-navigation (sat-nav) equipment for my car as long as I could. As a geography graduate, I had a good sense of direction and enjoyed the challenge and stimulus of navigating my own way to places I needed to go. I used street maps when necessary, but never used any other aid or equipment apart from street signs.
However, things changed when I got lost in the middle of England on a holiday break with my wife while driving to my sister’s house on the south coast of England. When I arrived at her house much later than expected, I had to explain that I had got lost. My reliance on conventional means to navigate had failed.

November 30, 2015 issue
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Letters
Juli Litzkow, Diane, Fifi, Sue Sonke, Shirley Paulson
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Never trapped by temptation
Name Withheld
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‘This is the way …’
Andrew Wilson
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Remember the ‘rest step’
Katherine Lazarus
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A family trip and a special psalm
Sharon Morash
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Rebel!
Jenny Sawyer
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Peace—instead of a ‘disaster scenario’
Alice Runzi
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Allergy to cats healed
Thomas Boyer
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Learning from a high school healing
Julianna Mangelsdorf
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Truth, will melt away the shadow and reveal the celestial peaks
Photograph by James Scott
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One more reason state lotteries are a ticket to nowhere
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Gambling or God’s law of goodness?
Stephen Carlson
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The spiritual ripening that goes on within us
David C. Kennedy