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Sharing happiness at camp
Sissy had counted the days until she could go to camp. It was her first time, and she was so excited. And camp was so fun at first! The counselors and campers were friendly, and she had fun swimming and riding horses with the girls from her cabin. But after the first day, Sissy wasn’t sure she wanted to stay. She was afraid she would miss her mom and dad and her dog, Teeny.
That night, Sissy was sleepy and ready for bed. But when the counselor turned out the light, she suddenly felt very alone. She didn’t want to sleep in a bunk bed. She wanted to be at home in her own bed. She didn’t like listening to the owl out in the woods. She wanted to hear her mom’s voice. The more Sissy thought about being away from her parents, the sadder she felt.
Sissy began to cry. She decided to tell her counselor in the morning that she didn’t want to stay at camp. Not one more day. And with that thought, she fell asleep.
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July 22, 2024 issue
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Practical prophecy
Lisa Rennie Sytsma
Articles
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Living in the kingdom of God, here and now
Peter Julian
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Illumined
Katie Beth
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Good is natural
Judi Bell
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I wanted to know God’s plan for me
Pam Waller
- Image and Inspiration
Kids
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Sharing happiness at camp
Maryann McKay
Healings
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Persistent prayer fulfills yearning to be a mom
Bertina Norford
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Grateful for Christian Science nurses
Charisse Matsumori
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Sudden pain and fear gone
Anita Collins Arlen
Bible Lens
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Truth
July 22–28, 2024
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Melvyn Howe, Jobie Townshend-Zellner, Katie Holcombe, Katherine Roth