Article September 13, 1975 Issue

Marika's New View of Prayer

Merelice K. England

Marika had just turned sixteen. It was midsummer and she had her fist summer job—as a camp counselor.

She got along all right with the campers and the other counselors. But she had a hard time with the camp director. Everyone had trouble with the director.

It got so bad, Marika thought of quitting. Others already had. And two counselors had been fired for breaking camp rules. But when she thought of how the turnover in counselors was unsettling to the campers, she decided to stay on.

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