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Keeping up at camp
Originally appeared online in the teen series Your Healings - June 14, 2022
AARON CRANFORD — STAFF I was worried. I was about to spend the summer as a counselor at a camp for Christian Scientists, and I wasn’t sure I would be able to work to my full potential. I’ve often struggled with fatigue and lack of stamina, especially in sports. And now I was going to be working with the littlest kids at camp, who are always full of energy. On top of that, counselors face constant demands and a feeling of being pulled every which way, and I was concerned that I wouldn’t be able to stay energized and excited to work.
Sure enough, after just a week with my campers, I was already starting to feel the work weighing me down. Fatigue was getting to me. I wasn’t as present for the kids as I wanted to be, and there was still a lot of the summer left.

August 15, 2022 issue
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Love holds the control
Larissa Snorek
Keeping Watch
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An angel on Strawberry Mountain
Rod Wagner
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Learning to trust
Bobby Lewis
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When I quit blaming
Jennifer Ann Gordon Perea
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Finding freedom from suffering
Sarah Leedberg
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Renewal for the whole earth
Curtis Wahlberg
Teens
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Keeping up at camp
Owen Sipe
Healings
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Mother’s prayer protects daughter
Wendy Spencer with contributions from Emma Herman
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Shoulder pain gone
Brian Abbott
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Job situation improves when regret is healed
Paula Williams
Bible Lens
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Mind
August 15–21, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Cheryl Richardson, Cathryn Rathsam, Belinda Joines